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Hey guys,

I have searched everywhere, and I can't find a good way to identify the windows version. Just to let you know what's going on, take a look at my algorithm:


#include <iostream.h>...

oh yeah, I'm sorry about that backslash thing... I'm just so used to linux where I would say:


char SystemCommand[] = "cp /home/file.txt /home/newfolder/file.txt";

So sorry. That wasn't...

Thanks a million! By the way, is there anything wrong if I wanted to include a non-standard header file like windows.h with ANSI standard header files. Somebody told me that this is bad practice....

Yes for windows I am. I also use gcc for linux, but I haven't tried it for linux.

I'm sorry... but that's wierd. Why would using the ANSI standard header files with declare the namespace std make a drastic difference? Maybe my compiler's header files are messed up. Thanks for...

Hey... I always hear that it's considered bad to use system commands. It seems like you sometimes have to use a dos or unix command! However, I have also noticed that you can't use a string...