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Need help with <include> files

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From: Christian E. Brown
Date: Mon, 04 Dec 1995 00:00
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Dear Group:

  I tried to compile a g++ program last night (version 2.6.2) but I
got a compiler message stating that the file, iostream.h, was not found.

  I'm running Linux version 1.2.13.

The file does exist in the directory, /usr/lib/g++-include, and I was
attempting to use the file in the following manner:

/* begin c++ program */
#include <iostrem.h>

int main()
{
        cout "This is a test\n";

        return (0);

}

/* end c++ program */


  Can anyone tell me how to get the include directory into the path
that the compiler searches for *.h files?

Thanks in advance,

Christian Brown
christia@netcom.com
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Date: 1995/12/04
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