• iyer <sury1947 hotmail.com> Jun 21 2007
• Bertel Brander <bertel post4.tele.dk> Jun 22 2007
• iyer <sury1947 hotmail.com> Jun 22 2007
• Walter Bright <newshound1 digitalmars.com> Jun 23 2007
• Bertel Brander <bertel post4.tele.dk> Jun 23 2007
• iyer <sury1947 hotmail.com> Jun 23 2007
• Bertel Brander <bertel post4.tele.dk> Jun 24 2007
• iyer <sury1947 hotmail.co> Jun 25 2007

Dear Group, I got the version 8.43 IDDE working. But when tried to compile
cout, cin commands, it is not working. can somebody enlighten me. thanks

iyer skrev:
 Dear Group, I got the version 8.43 IDDE working. But when tried to compile
 cout, cin commands, it is not working. can somebody enlighten me. thanks


Did you install the stl? See:
http://www.digitalmars.com/faq.html#iostream

How does the program you are trying to compile look?

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Respected Bertel sir,
thank you very much for your prompt reply.
I followed faq for stl.
the program is enclosed.
after some integers are typed and  entered, the screen goes off.

iyer wrote:
 Respected Bertel sir,
 thank you very much for your prompt reply.
 I followed faq for stl.
 the program is enclosed.
 after some integers are typed and  entered, the screen goes off.


Open a console window and then run the program within it.

iyer skrev:
 Respected Bertel sir,
 thank you very much for your prompt reply.
 I followed faq for stl.
 the program is enclosed.
 after some integers are typed and  entered, the screen goes off.


You could add this at the end of the program:

cin.get();

Or use:

#include <stdlib.h>
...
system("pause");

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respected sirs,
thank you very much for your guidance.
now onely one charcater of input is in output.
also it gives 4627144 without giving any input.
help please.
iyer.

iyer skrev:
 respected sirs,
 thank you very much for your guidance.
 now onely one charcater of input is in output.
 also it gives 4627144 without giving any input.
 help please.


I assume that you define _CONSOLE

Your variable a is of type char, so "cin >> a;"
will only read one character, whether it is a
number or not. If it sould be a number it must
be a short, int, long or double, or variants
thereof.
If you type 123<enter> at the prompt, the first
character ('1') will be stored in a, the rest
(23) will be stored in c, without asking you
to hit enter.

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Respected Bertel sir,
thank you, I understood now.
will learn more and come back.
Have a nice time.
god bless you.
iyer