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Thanks:Terminal/C++ Compiler

Thanks to everyone
and

1. Sorry for typo: there is no / after the return(0); The program is

#include <iostream.h>
int main()
{
cout << "Hello World\n";
return (0);
}

Now the results (OS X, version 10.1.4):

a) On "cc -o Hi Hi.cc" and "cc -g -o Hi Hi.cc"reply was "Hi.cc:1: iostream.h: No such file or directory"
b) On "cpp -o Hi Hi.cc"and "cpp -g -o Hi Hi.cc" terminal hunged in there (just the cursor blinks on a next line..) and after I killed the process using Ctrl-D (twice!), the file named "Hi" was created and now files Hi and Hi.cc are the same and contain just a single line " # 1 "" ".
c) On "c++ -o Hi Hi.cc" and "c++ -g -o Hi Hi.cc" reply was "Hi.cc:1: iostream.h: No such file or directory"
d) On "g++ -g -o Hi Hi.cc" the reply was "Hi.cc:1: iostream.h: No such file or directory"
e) Same with "c++ Hi.cc -o Hi"....

HILFE!!!

Case b) is intriguing.

I've removed ".h" from "<iostream.h>", i.e. left just "<iostream>. No results

Any further suggestions? What kind of Library we have there? I have 10.1.3 devtools I think. How should I compile?
On Unix everything's OK (when I telnet to college), but OS X beats me

Thanks again, and hope to hear from you all,
George

PS. Since you guys were so kind and helpful, let me try to cheer you up with the story about Erasm Darwin - the
grandfather of Charles Darwin. The story is related to "No results" I say in the message and DARWIN, of course.
So, here is the story (the real one, I did not make it up):

Erasm Darwin advocated the idea that one must perform experiment which look absolutely crazy, stupid, weird and disagriing with a common knowledge. As usual, he said, these experiments are rubbish but if something unexpected is found, this phenomenon would be really fundamental and groundbreaking.
Erasm Darwin played on his recorder every day during 2 months in front of the flowers of his garden.
No results.
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