> > Why is it that the cstdio doesn't put stdio.h into the std namespace?
Is it
> > because the Koenig lookup rules still aren't quite right in VC7?

> Uh, it does. Like many other implementations, it leaves stdio.h alone --
to
> define all the C names in the global namespace -- then imports those names
> into the std namespace. That's not exactly what the C++ Standard calls
for,
> but it's about as close as most try to get.

> Why is it that the cstdio doesn't put stdio.h into the std namespace?  Is it
> because the Koenig lookup rules still aren't quite right in VC7?

> Will this (probably) be fixed in VC7.1?

> > Why is it that the cstdio doesn't put stdio.h into the std namespace?
Is it
> > because the Koenig lookup rules still aren't quite right in VC7?

> > Will this (probably) be fixed in VC7.1?

> This program works in the released version of VC7:

> #include <cstdio>
> int main() {
>   std::printf("Hi, Earth!\n");
> }

> What makes you say stdio.h is not put into
> the std namespace?