gcc is the 'C' compiler. g++ is 'C++'.

Newer versions of g++ (I think >3.0) complain when you attempt to compile
the older 'C' style headers (iostream.h).

Change your #include statements to use the newer style and add a namespace
declaration.
Ex:

#include <iostream> // was iostream.h
#include <cstdlib>  // was stdlib.h
using namespace std;

Now your code should compile without complaint.

If this is more than you can/want to do. Try using the Wno-deprecated
compiler option

`g++ -Wno-deprecated -c codefile.cpp`


If this still doesn't work there's something else wrong. Post the command
and options you're using to compile.

Bart

>
> Howdy all. I am trying to figure out how to compile from the
> command line and
> have run into some issues.
>
> as1.c:1:22: iostream.h: No such file or directory
>
> Any suggestions on how to get the gcc to recognive iostream.h
> whereever it may
> be hiding?
>
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