C++ library

[Les Coover]

IBM RS6000 that uses AIX commands. Compiles C programs with <studio.h>
library using command

cc myfile.c

For some reason won't compile C++ programs with <iostream.h> library.
When

cc mycplus.c

used, compiler lists error message that <iostream.h> not found.

Any suggestions.

[Ulrich--nO--(dot)-sPAM--Link]

Les Coover wrote:

> IBM RS6000 that uses AIX commands. Compiles C programs with <studio.h>
> library using command
>
> cc myfile.c
>
> For some reason won't compile C++ programs with <iostream.h> library.
> When
>
> cc mycplus.c
>
> used, compiler lists error message that <iostream.h> not found.
>
> Any suggestions.
>
>
>

Try the C++ compiler driver "xlC" or similar.
You can look in /etc/vacXXX.cfg what macros and compiler flags are
appended with which of the different invocations.

The extended ANSI C should not compile any C++ code.
It even should issue at least a warning for C++ style single line
comments, without explicitly allowing them with '-qcpluscmt'.

---
Uli

[Les Coover]

> Try the C++ compiler driver "xlC" or similar.
Do you mean use xlc at prompt line as

xlc mycplus.c

This results in xlc: not found

> The extended ANSI C should not compile any C++ code.
> It even should issue at least a warning for C++ style single line
> comments, without explicitly allowing them with '-qcpluscmt'

Do you mean use -qcpluscmt as cc mycplus.c -qcpluscmt This results
in same File <iostream> not found message.

> You can look in /etc/vacXXX.cfg what macros and compiler flags are
> appended with which of the different invocations.

Not sure what you mean by this, what do I type at prompt line?




"Ulrich--nO--(dot)-sPAM--Link" <"Ulrich--nO--(dot)-sPAM--Link"@Epost.de>
wrote in message news:bjhegr$af3$06$1@news.t-online.com...

> Les Coover wrote:

> > IBM RS6000 that uses AIX commands. Compiles C programs with <studio.h>
> > library using command
> >
> > cc myfile.c
> >
> > For some reason won't compile C++ programs with <iostream.h> library.
> > When
> >
> > cc mycplus.c
> >
> > used, compiler lists error message that <iostream.h> not found.
> >
> > Any suggestions.
> >
> >
> >

>
> Try the C++ compiler driver "xlC" or similar.
> You can look in /etc/vacXXX.cfg what macros and compiler flags are
> appended with which of the different invocations.
>
> The extended ANSI C should not compile any C++ code.
> It even should issue at least a warning for C++ style single line
> comments, without explicitly allowing them with '-qcpluscmt'.
>
> ---
> Uli
>

[Paul Pluzhnikov]

"Les Coover" <lcc66604@cox.net.spam> writes:

> Not sure what you mean by this, what do I type at prompt line?

(note capitalization):

mv mycplus.c mycplus.cc
PATH=$PATH:/usr/vacpp/bin
xlC mycplus.cc

And please do not top-post.

Cheers,
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