Hi, John,
Why not include iostream.h instead of glibc?" Glibc isn't a header file.
Since the iostream,h header file defines cout, you can delete the line
that says that cout is a void function. Hope this helps, my good guy.
Bill
> Hello GCC Helpers,
>
> This is a program I wrote:
>
> #include <glibc>
> #include <stdio.h>
> void cout();
> main()
> {printf "Hello World. /n";
> cout << "Hello/n";
> return 0;
> }
>
> The "make" command gave me:
>
> gcc -o simplest simplest.c
> error: glibc: no such file or directory
> error: invalid operands to binary <<
> make: *** [simplest] Error 1
>
> What's wrong? Books I have show that "<<" works fine sending output
to the
> monitor!
>
> If I comment out both the cout and #include <glibc> the printf works fine
> after doing a make.
>
> I'm using SUSE Linux 10.1 on an HP Pavilion, 165 MB HD, 512 MB RAM,
AMD 3000+.
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> John J. Devine
>
>
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