On Mon, Feb 16, 2004 at 10:55:36PM -0500, Roberto Sanchez wrote:
Got here late. Didn't see thread. Use g++ instead of gcc. The .h is optional with g++ 2.95.4 and g++ 3.0.4. Compiling with -Wall didn't generate a warning when iostream.h was used. IIRC I did see a nastygram about .h being deprecated, but I didn't see it on the following:
I don't know if .h is officially deprecated now, but it probably will be in the future at some point. Referring to C++ headers without the .h is part of the C++ "standard" now (mentioned in my reference book on standard C++). The intent is to visually separate the old C headers from the new C++ ones. For the old headers you still use .h, but for the C++ headers you don't.
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