When I type g++ in my shell it replies no input files
this makes me think I have g++ installed but
when i type g++ example.cpp it displays
isostream no directory or files found
cin not recognized or something like these statement comes
gcc works fine in compiling my C files
I have also install build essential but too its not working
Please Help me...
The header is called "iostream".
Possibly your g++/gcc install is misconfigured (eg not everything fully installed).
Try typing "which g++" to see what is being executed. Use g++ -v to work out what version, etc.
Post the code of example.cpp.
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I would guess you also need to install the GNU C++ standard library as well.
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And I believe it's just a typo in the code...
Read the post!
I did. You responded to the typo in your first post, and I saw no need to reiterate that.Originally Posted by cyberfish
Subsequent posts by Salem and I addressed the symptoms described, as it is possible the typo was in the post rather than in the code.
Inability to find a C++ standard header can be a symptom of compiler misconfiguration or a missing/misconfigured C++ standard library.
It's not isostream, it's iostream. Your source should compile after you fix your typo.
Thanks for the solution I was such a dumb not to know that thing but it was my first time in linux and C++ combine
That's okay. I have been known to #include <iosteam>.
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