On 1/17/07, kathir resh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
i am a basic learner of c...............i think the header file must be
#include<string.h>
No. <string.h> is the C header for things like memcpy() and strcmp(). The
code below is C++, and the equivilant header is <cstring>
In C++ <string> is the header file for the std::string class.
*Ashwin Mittal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>* wrote:
Hi all,
I am using HP aC++ ...!
I am getting this error while compilaing def.cpp...
The header file in which it has code has
#ifndef __GHI_H__
#define __GHI_H__
#include <string>
typedef map<string,ABC *> KLM; ---> @ this line it is showing the
following error...!
extern int pop;
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Compiling C++ source def.cpp
Sun Jan 14 16:12:45 2007
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Error 600: "/abc/ghi.h", line 10 # Type specifier is omitted; "int" is no
longer assumed.
typedef map<string,ABC *> KLM;
Please help...!
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PJH
#ifdef __LITERAL_BIBLICAL_FUNDEMENTALISM
#define PI 3 /* 1 Kings 7:23 */
#endif
