Using file streams. Help please.

[freesoul]

Hello, I'm using SFML for a little project I have. But now I need to manage data in binary files, if I include <iostream> or <fstream> i get conflict with SFML libraries. So my questions are:

- What header is FileStream declared in? Is it flexible to manage data structures?

- If i want to keep using plain standard headers without any wrapper, how I can do it? Can I namespace a single section of code?

Sorry if any of these questions can sound stupid. Thanks for help

[FRex]

What is conflicting and how?

[freesoul]

I've made a test project to make a class to manage my data using io streams from <fstream> and <iostream>, paralelly to my main project which uses SFML libs.

As these libs were in a general debug sheet (sfml debug graphics, window ,..), they were included in my test project, and when I compiled, I got a hundred errors conflicting with standard stream headers.

I deleted these libs from my test project, and it compiled fine, the problem is I will need to include this data class to my main project whose SFML libraries I can't delete, obviously

What I am doing wrong? :S

What is conflicting and how?

What: SFML  +  <fstream> / <iostream>
How: that's part of what I want to know 

[FRex]

Compiler and version, errors' texts, minimal code sample?

[kaB00M]

i use streams with no problems.

using namespace std; //don't use
using std::cout; //use this instead; etc.
 

[model76]

using namespace std;

That line was put in beginner tutorials by the devil himself, I am sure.