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Jan 02, 2001  Third, the C standard specification of iostream's interface was changed in many subtle aspects. Consequently, the interfaces and implementation of differ from h. Finally, components are declared in namespace std whereas h components are declared in the global scope. This header is part of the Input/output library. Including behaves as if it defines a static storage duration object of type std::iosbase::Init, whose constructor initializes the standard stream objects if it is the first std::iosbase::Init object to be constructed, and whose destructor flushes those objects (except for cin and wcin) if it is the last std::iosbase::Init object.

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Description

It is used in standard Input / Output Streams Library.

Declaration

Following is the declaration for iosstream function.

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Objects

The objects of iosstream should be like this −

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Narrow characters (char)

Sr.No.CharactersDefinition
1cinStandard input stream
2coutStandard output stream
3cerrStandard output stream for errors
4clogStandard output stream for logging

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Wide characters (wchar_t)

Sr.No.CharactersDefinition
1wcinStandard input stream (wide)
2wcoutSStandard output stream (wide)
3wcerrStandard output stream for errors (wide-oriented)
4wclogStandard output stream for logging (wide)

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It's also possible this is just a path error, the compiler you use you might need to set in the windows environment variables, which are in Control Panel -> System -> advanced -> Environment Variables
click PATH then edit, then append NOT DELETE, APPEND to the end of the path line:
;C:Directorytocompiler'sbindirectory
But then it shouldn't say can't find the iostream, it should just not work in general if that was the case.
EDIT: and I finally just looked up the Pelles Compiler, which amazingly is an IDE, with small C compiler included in d/l.
C not same as C++
EDIT2:
try this: http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html devcpp
and: http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm notepad++
and: http://www.cygwin.com/ cygwin
and: http://www.mingw.org/ mingw
and: http://www.codegear.com/downloads/free/cppbuilder borland junk
if you download mingw, or preferably cygwin. cygwin contains just about every utility Linux OS's do except they run from within windows much like cmd prompt, but with power.
I havn't used mingw before but from the looks of the download page, a lot of it is borrowed from cygwin anyway. I suggest if you want to learn about linux which is written in C/C++ download cygwin, if you just want an IDE that compiles with a click of the button use DEVCPP.