gcc setup problem

1998-01-30 Thread Shane D. McAndrew 
Hi,

I am very new to C programming. I have recently installed Debian 1.3.1 including
the following C development tools -

gcc  2.7.2.1-9
libc55.4.33-6
cpp  2.7.2.1-9
binutils 2.7.0.9-3
libc5-dev5.4.33-6
libg++27 2.7.2.1-8


According to dselect, they are all installed correctly. When I try to compile
a 'Hello, World' program, I get the following error -

$ gcc hello.c
hello.c:1: iostream.h: No such file or directory


I have searched my whole hard-disk, and there is no file called iostream.h
However, I did find lots of other commonly used header files, such as

usr/include/asm/string.h
usr/lib/gcc-lib/i486-linux/2.7.2.1/include/limits.h


Can anyone see what's gone wrong? Here is the program I am trying to compile -

$ cat hello.c
#include iostream.h
// This program prints Hello, World.
main ()
{
cout  Hello, World.\n;
return 0;
}


Thanks in advance
-Shane D. McAndrew

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1997-04-18 Thread Shane D. McAndrew 
Hi,

I have a strange problem whilst reading the debian-user
mailing lists with my mail reader Elm 2.4 PL25 and
metamail 2.7-15.

Below is an example of my inbox -

   M 1   Apr 18 debian-user-digest (725)  debian-user-digest Digest V97 #126
   P 2   Apr 17 debian-user-digest (826)  debian-user-digest Digest V97 #125
   P 3   Apr 17 debian-user-digest (909)  debian-user-digest Digest V97 #124
 
The first message is recognised as mime coded message,
and is displayed accordingly. The headers of the mail messages
not displayed for some reason which I find a bit annoying
but I can live with it.

The next messages, marked with a P produce the following error when opened-

Press any key to see message: e, and can't access the PGP keyring

...so then I go ahead and press a key, and the message source is
displayed. Yes, it does sound like a configuration problem, but can
someone tell me why about 50% of the debian-user-digests are marked M
and the rest are P and sometimes S? I can't see any pattern, I
would expect them to be all one or the other.

Thanks in advance

-Shane D. McAndrew


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