• Aurura (8/8) Sep 25 2002 In a C++ training manual I have, two .h files they've used in their prog...
• Frank Albe (12/20) Oct 02 2002 Aurura -

"Aurura" <aurura ev1.net> writes:

In a C++ training manual I have, two .h files they've used in their programming
examples are:

#include <iostream.h>
#include "string6.h"

to teach executing string commands.

I found neither of  these files in DigiMars' program files...  So, which files
do I use instead?

Me

Frank Albe <falbe mindspring.com> writes:

Aurura -

I'll bet you're trying to compile examples from the link to "Who's
Afraid of C++" I gave you a while back. The source files (including
"string6.h") are also on his website.

Here's a link to a directory with the individual source files.

http://www.steveheller.com/whos/code/


Here's a link to a zipfile containing all the source code:

http://www.steveheller.com/wcppcode.zip


Note he uses ".cc" for the c++ source file extension. In MS-DOS /
Windows I most often see ".cpp"


On Wed, 25 Sep 2002 13:39:16 -0500, "Aurura" <aurura ev1.net> wrote:

In a C++ training manual I have, two .h files they've used in their programming
examples are:

#include <iostream.h>
#include "string6.h"

to teach executing string commands.

I found neither of  these files in DigiMars' program files...  So, which files
do I use instead?

Me

 ../frank