How to use MSVC++ random in gcc 3.2.2?

["Jim Christiansen" <christiansen_j at hotmail dot com>]

Hello,

I think that this may be the last question for a couple of weeks...

What should I do to utilize teaching material using references to random?

This is from Lawerneceville Press for grade 11 introductory programming 
using MSC++ v6.  I'm trying to move all of our computers to Linux, and I'm 
finding small probelms such as iostream vs iostream.h ...  Maybe random will 
be the last of my problems for this simple progamming.

<snip>

#include <iostream.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <lvp\random.h>

int main()
{
	randomize();
	cout << "Doodler!  Press I/J/K/M to move, Q to quit" << endl;
	char KeyPressed;				// Key pressed by user
	int x=40;						// Establish initial position of cursor
	int y=10;
	char Character = '*';		// Initial char that is displayed
	do {
		// Plot a "point"
		gotoxy(x, y);
		cout << Character;
		gotoxy(x, y);				// Move blinking cursor under current spot


<snip>

Thank you,

Jim

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