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Where can I download the Standard Library?
Hi.
Could somebody please tell me where I could download the C++ Standard Library for Windows XP Home/Pro as well as Red Had Linux Fedora? I want to use <iostream.h> or <iostream> and I cannot figure out where to get it from.
Thank you so much.
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It wasn't included with your compiler?
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No. Anybody know where I could get it?
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What compiler are you using?
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Normally you don't download the Standard Library. Your compiler already has it. If you have an old compiler that doesn't support <iostream>, you can't just download the new Standard Library files and expect them to compile. Most chances are that your compiler won't be able to handle the code constructs that the new SL has. Bottom line: upgrade your compiler. You can get excellent compilers for free e.g., VS 2005.
Danny Kalev
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