I'm a bit confused (and a "newbie" too...); Are there any (de facto / de
jure) standard classes, that ought to be included with your C++ compiler?
I have a strong suspicion that "iostream"-classes and "fstream"-classes
should be - but my CSet++ compiler also includes "complex"-classes (for
complex math) and "task"-classes (for task-handling). Are these standard
in any way? Is this a FAQ?
Any hints would highly appreciated...

Regards,
Morten Wagner
udvduso1@inet.uni-c.dk

>>>>> Morten Wagner <udvduso1@inet.uni-c.dk> writes:

> I'm a bit confused (and a "newbie" too...); Are there any (de facto / de
> jure) standard classes, that ought to be included with your C++ compiler?
> I have a strong suspicion that "iostream"-classes and "fstream"-classes
> should be - but my CSet++ compiler also includes "complex"-classes (for
> complex math) and "task"-classes (for task-handling). Are these standard
> in any way? Is this a FAQ?

They are part of the AT&T libC, and are consequently included with many C++
compilers, though not all.

The eventual standard will contain complex number classes, but not tasking
support.

Jason