Hello,
Been gone for a while. I am retired now, I will have a lot of time to play with GS. Well until I die or lose my mind. So I going be around here a lot from now on.

Can I take iostream file from my c++ compiler and put it in
GS and use use all the input and the output code for C++? IF I can where would I put it in GS? I am making a small program for converting some stuff. I can't find any good way to input the numbers to convert them.

Thank you
renny

You can use Ansi-C compatible code(with minor changes here and there).

If any stuff from C++ is used(i.e. classes) it won't compile.

Thank you rackscha,

Is there an nother way of in putting numbers from the key b.other than using the tab key for var?

I tryed to use iostream header file and I could not get it to work.
Thank you
renny

Could you clarify what do you want to do with numbers and keys?

Just be able to type in a number to a var. I been using the tab key, I don't like
it. like using cout and cin in C++
thank you
renny

Maybe the inkey statement will be useful for you.
inkey()

Anyway, this is more complicated way to read numbers. You will realise...

AKu_AKU, hey that maybe what I am looking for thanks
renny

AKu_AKU, the inkey works fine, but I am still going to see if I can get iostream
to work. If I do I will put the code up here.
renny

I'll save you the trouble, it won't work, no matter how hard you try.

If your project is better realized in C++, then for the love of god, use C++. Programming languages are tools, nothing else, and you should pick the tool that gets the job done.

thank you