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Subject: Re: THINK C and C++
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Date: 6 Aug 90 22:18:12 GMT
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In article <23512@dartvax.Dartmouth.EDU> mdm@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (Michael McDaniel) writes:
>HELP!  I just bought THINK C 4.0 and am trying to work with C++.  I bought
>"Using C++" by Bruce Eckel (pub:OsborneMcGraw-Hill).  It directs me to
>#include <iostream.h>, but I can find no file.  Nor can I make the cout
>command work.  Anybody out there who could help would be greatly
>appreciated.  I am on the net at 1200 baud, so please email to me.  THANK
>YOU!
>
>
>Michael
>
Think C is NOT a full version of C++. It is C with objects, a subset
of C++.  No new keywords were introduced, and things like new() and
delete() were implemented as functions.  Further, there is no
<iostream.h>.  Hopefully, Symantec will implement a full version
of C++ in release 5.0.

You're welcome.

Keith
Hewlett-Packard Medical Products Group