I was wondering, I've been writing C++ in Unix lately and the problem is that the iostream.h header isn't built in(unlike borland or microsoft). Can I just define the header like it was a custom header I wrote? Like
Code:
#include "c:\headerfolder\custom.h"
thats usual but will this work? I'm running unix dual on a Windows machine so...
Code:
#include "/dos/c++/.../iostream.h"
Is that legal or is there another way to do it?

[Edited by Chris_Se on 11-13-2000 at 01:23 PM]