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I don't see it mentioned above, so I'll assume the following is the problem. ;)

To be more standards compliant, gcc 3+ enforces namespaces. The standard C++
code like that is all in the std namespace, so you'll either need to include a
'using namespace std' statement near the top, or prefix all the library function
references with std::. I'd go with the former. :)

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