On Mon, 4 Oct 2004 06:11:50 -0700 (PDT)
Prabu Subroto
I have modified my code. I moved the classes into header file, do "include "bsamba.h" (and also for the other header file) and compile it again with "g++ -I ./ liss.cpp". and everything as expected. You do not need to use -I to look into your local directory. #include <iostream> #include "localstuff"
You use angle brackets to include header files in the standard
locations. You use double quotes to include header files in the local
directory.
The '-I ./' is certainly ok to use.
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Jerry Feldman