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  Date: Jan 07    Category: Unix / Linux / Ubuntu    Views: 524
  


I'm trying to learn some programming, mainly C++. I'm relatively new to it
(I know a little C and some C++ basics).
After looking around for a good editor/compiler, I found Anjuta IDE. I can
write a simple program using the header, but when I try and use
some other header like it tells me that it cannot find the file.
When I check /usr/lib/, the directory "include" doesn't exist. As far as i
know, that's where these header files are stored.
I suppose that there must be some package that installs these files
automatically?
Can any of you help?

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Answer #1    Answered On: Jan 07    


That seems strange, isn't it? Did you search for iostream.h?

Does it exist ?

conio.h is used in MS DOS compilers and its not part of C programming
language. So you wouldn't find it in Linux.

Hey check out my C++ examples site.

http://www.geocities.com/cppexamples

I would be glad if you or some one reading this could help me to build it.

 
Answer #2    Answered On: Jan 07    


Thanks. I didn't know it was a part of DOS. Doesn't that mean that Windows
C++ programming will be different from Linux C++ programming? Stuff like
"clrscr()" wouldn't work...
I'm rather new to C++, so I wouldn't know much.
I tried the site. It should be useful.

 
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