ddd with Tru64 cxx

[Tim Mooney]

I've been unable to compile any version of ddd with the Tru64 UNIX cxx
compiler since Andreas quit maintaining it.

I've noticed that many opensource projects that were developed primarily
with gcc's C++ compiler seem to want to use things like:

        std::cout << "hello, world!";

The Tru64 UNIX compiler complains about this:

cxx: Error: configure, line 4881: #135 namespace "std" has no member "cout" 
(notmember)

If you change that to

using namespace std;


        cout << "hello, world!";


it works fine.  I looked through the source code, and since 3.3.1 every
instance of `cerr' or `cout' has been changed to `std::cerr' and
`std::cout', respectively.  Does anyone know why that was done?

Tim
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