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Declares cin, cout, cerr, clog, and the wide-character counterparts. Note that it’s not just a combination of and .

Defines the basic_istream and basic_iostream classes. Declares the istream, wistream, iostream, and wiostream typedefs.

Defines the basic_ostream class. Declares the ostream and wostream typedefs.

Defines the basic_stringbuf, basic_istringstream, basic_ostringstream, and basic_stringstream classes. Declares the stringbuf, wstringbuf, istringstream, wistringstream, ostringstream, wostringstream, stringstream, and wstringstream typedefs.

Defines the basic_streambuf class. Declares the typedefs streambuf and wstreambuf. You rarely have to include this header directly.

Deprecated.

THREADING LIBRARY

C++11 includes a threading library, which allows you to write platform-independent multithreaded applications. See Chapter 22 for details. The threading library consists of the following header files:

HEADER FILE NAME CONTENTS

Defines the atomic types, atomic, and atomic operations.

Defines the condition_variable and condition_variable_any classes.

Defines future, promise, packaged_task and async().

Defines the different mutex and lock classes, and call_once().

Defines the thread class.

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