C++ In Linux?

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Can anyone reccomend a good C++ tutorial that is up to date and covers
as many platforms as possible? 

For example when I tried this:

#include <iostream.h>

g++ will give a warning that this header is deprecated and I should make
every effort to use the new headers. The one containing cout and endl
appears to be <iostream>, but some of the books I see on the shelves
don't cover these. And this in turn seems to influence coding syntax.
  
I need to learn C++, but learn it on both Linux/Unix and Microsoft
platforms. The C++ books I've seen at Borders all assume I am using
Windows.

Thanks!


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Bob Cochran
Greenbelt, Maryland, USA
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