Unresolved inclusion: <iostream> in eclipse on mac

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sinθ picture sinθ · Jul 18, 2012 · Viewed 10.6k times · Source

Eclipse will not allow me to include <iostream>. I'm on a mac and when I try the same thing using xcode it works. I'm running eclipse Indigo and I've tried both the MAc OS X compiler option and the cross platform one.

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Dolan Antenucci picture Dolan Antenucci · Sep 19, 2012

I resolved this by manually adding the path to iostream to my project:

Right click on project -> Properties -> C/C++ General -> Paths and Sympols -> GNU C++ (under Languages column in Includes) -> Add

I added the following (the ones in Bold) -- I think the second one is what you need:

screenshot of my elcipse settings

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