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&gt;causes compilation errors.<br />
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Try to add after the #include :<br />
using namespace std;
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>causes compilation errors.

Try to add after the #include :
using namespace std;

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If you include #include &lt;iostream&gt; at the top of the main project include file i.e. stdafx.h, you will not get compilation error, though there will be heaps of warnings issued.<br />

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If you include #include <iostream> at the top of the main project include file i.e. stdafx.h, you will not get compilation error, though there will be heaps of warnings issued.


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thanks for all the answers. <br />
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anti
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Hi<br />
<br />
I am trying to use the Standard Library in an MFC or Win32 app<br />
<br />
#include &lt;iostream&gt;<br />
<br />
causes compilation errors. Can I use Standard Library in MFC,<br />
it works in WIN32 but how can I get the cout, output window<br />
<br />
Do I have to create a different type of project? <br />
<br />
just want to play about with the standard library as its been a while <br />
and I have no other C++ compiler.<br />
<br />
Thanks<br />
anti
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Hi

I am trying to use the Standard Library in an MFC or Win32 app

#include <iostream>

causes compilation errors. Can I use Standard Library in MFC,
it works in WIN32 but how can I get the cout, output window

Do I have to create a different type of project? 

just want to play about with the standard library as its been a while 
and I have no other C++ compiler.

Thanks
anti

using the C++ Standard Library

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