Missing io.h under FC3

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3 comments, last by Spudder 18 years, 10 months ago
I've spent the day porting a game from Windows to Linux and have found that io.h is missing from my system (Fedora Core 3), I have all the development libraries installed and up to date. I've spent some time searching on Google and haven't found any answers, what I need is _findfirst()/_findnext() which I've always thought of as "standard" c++, but the io.h file listed in libstdc++ CVS only contains a bunch of constants and no functions/methods. Is there something I've missed here or overlooked? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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#include <io>

Standard C++ header files do not end with a .h
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I've tried that, there's neither an io or io.h present.
There are no headers called io or io.h in standard C++, nor are there methods called _findfirst() or _findnext().
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Well that explains it. I have to admit though I never realised io wasn't part of standard c++, thanks for all your help to everyone who replied.

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