Prolems of using "cout" from "iostream" in Visual C++.NET

[Lyubomyr]

I've got problem of using "cout","cin" and others from iostream library. Using standard Wizard I formed Win32 Console Project.
I just wrote

cout<<"Hello World";

in _tmain fuction.
Compiler says

error C2065: 'cout' : undeclared identifier

Please write me some advice.
PS I checked in VC++6.0 everything is OK.

 

[Lyubomyr]

I found solution to that problem
the line
cout<<"Hello World";
should be replaced to
std::cout<<"Hello World"
This is new in VC++.net. In VC++6.0 it's simple 'course you just writing
#inlcude <iostream.h>
in stdafx.h
and using
cout<<"Hello World";

 

[shetlandbob]

or you could have put:

using namespace std;

after your #include statements



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[drewdaman]

sounds like a good question for the faq!

 

[ArkM]

Warning:
This is new in VC++.net. In VC++6.0 it's simple 'course you just writing #inlcude <iostream.h>
Alas, it's a wrong sentence.
Old (non-standard) header <iostream.h> was (at least) deprecated in VC++ 6.0 (for dubious backward compatibility with old codes). There are no namespace std in old headers.