From:	Charles Krug <charles AT pentek DOT com>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: string class...
Date:	Wed, 17 Mar 1999 10:08:15 -0500
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Fredrik Lippelt wrote:

> I'm learning C++ programming right now and according to the book I have in
> the subject there is a stringclass named string, not string.h
> Now Rhide doesn't like <string> and when I declare the <string.h> header it
> doesn't recognize my string variables. What's wrong?

If you have a good installation, <string> is what you want.  You will find it
in the lang\cxx directory.

However, some books use a definition of "string" based on the old GNU String
class, now depreciated.  That can cause mysterious problems.

Do a Dejanews search, and read the FAQ, about getting Rhide to work with C++.
There are quite a few tricks to that, but once you get it running, it's solid.


Charles

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Charles Krug, Jr.
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