iostream.h deprecated? <SOLVED>

[Comreak]

::Update::
I uninstalled the old version of DevCpp and installed MinGW. I then downloaded and installed the bare IDE wo/ the compiler and directed the IDE torwards the MinGW include dir, etc. It seems to be working.


Just decided to switch back to DevC++. I downloaded the newest version (with MinGW/GCC 3.2). When I attempted to compile a simple "Hello, World!" console app, I got a couple of errors about cin and cout not being defined. I'm assuming that iostream.h has somehow been deprecated. Anyone know what the equivalent is now? Thanks.

edit://fixed some typos

[parksie]

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main() {
    cout << "Hello World!" << endl;
}

[Comreak]

Yikes! The compiler hated this code even more than it hated mine (recieved about 70 errors). I can't figure out what's going on here. I couldn't even find iostream.h in the include directory of the compiler. I downloaded MinGW (the same compiler included with DevC++) to see if the header was missing from there too and it was. I wonder what is supposed to be used now?

[parksie]

That code is correct by the C++ standard.

I believe MinGW is actually the GCC compiler in disguise, which is very fussy about configuration. Have you tried just doing a "Find Files" for iostream?

I can't be too much help on specifics since I've never used this; Google may help you find people who've had this problem before.