strange behaviour of gcc 4.0.2

Hi,
at least i was ready to attack some program which is to be done
since December. So i started typing some files and tried to compiler
them. And guess what, my compiler told me that he does not know
anything about cout/cin/cerr and all that stuff concerning
StreamIO. Is this correct and when yes, why? It seems part of
C++ standard lib.


Regards,
Michael.


P.S.: coded so far on WinNT

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