QLIB does not support io streams, they are quite useless (from my view) and
I never use them.
 fprintf() - a part of QLIB but uses file IO handles, not io streams.
Therefore stdin,stderr,etc. are simple defines of the DOS default handles.
If anyone really thinks it necessary I might think about making all the
other stream IO funcs (fread,fwrite,etc.) but using handles, nahhh maybe not.

  Well 'cin' and 'cout' are really good and I would love to support them some
day but oh well, forget it.

  I just don't wanna support things like fscanf() and such which are just
as ugly as scanf() which is a piece of crap and really
out-dated, just use gets() and atof() and such which will not blow-up if the
user enters wrong info.