Windows isn't liking this, neither is dos

I got this code from gametutorials.com, I had to modify it for my complier (its tutorial about file reading #2), sometimes windows will read it, but it will give invalid assignemnt errors most of the time.

Code:

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#include <iostream.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <fstream.h>

int main()
{
        ifstream file_in("GT.txt");

                if(!file_in)
                        return 1;

        char a_word[10];

        while(!file_in.eof())
        {
                file_in >> a_word; // Here we read in a "word"

                if (strcmp(a_word,"\n")==0)
                cout << "\n";

                else
                cout << a_word;

                cout << " ";
        }

        file_in.close();

        return 0;
}

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GT.txt :

Quote:

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This tutorial was brought to by GameTutorials. \n
Testing line 2.

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Check it out, it's in the FAQ

k, it doesn't like this way either:

Code:

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while(strcmp(a_word,"<10>")!=0)

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note: i ended the gt.txt with a <10>, and I only changed the while, it gives the same error

Edit> editing the text file, I managed to get the program to work, however, it repeats the contents of the file twice, and it doesn't accept periods in the file.

Edit2> k, I got it working