RE: [cobalt-developers] GCC and C++ on my cobalt - cant use iostr eam.h library??

[Mat Schaffer <mschaffer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

To clarify:

g++ does accept <iostream>.  But certain h-less headers will give you
trouble without a "namespace std;" in the program globally.

also, you can avoid having an a.out if you specify a -o option.  So the
final command will look like this.

You can also optimize using -O# (where # is 0, 1, 2).  The higher the
number, the more optimization.

I'm not sure about -s.  I can't find it in the man pages.
-Mat

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kal Amry [mailto:kamry1888@xxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Friday, February 02, 2001 16:17
> To: cobalt-developers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: RE: [cobalt-developers] GCC and C++ on my cobalt - cant use
> iostream.h library??
> 
> 
> Use g++, I believe gcc is a c compiler! Also, the gnu g++ 
> compiler accepts
> <iostream> without the h although I think it also takes it 
> with the h, so
> just a tip for you... Also, you can compile using:
> g++ -s test.cpp "to get a smaller executable"
> the above line will give an a.out exe so to run that, I think 
> you need to do
> it explicitly by doing:
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