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On Friday, Oct 4, 2002, at 13:31 US/Eastern, Andrew Lefebvre wrote:
> For some reason, when I try to compile code that contains strings, the
> compiler gives me an error stating that the use of 'string' function
> is not valid and "use this function instead".
What is the exact error that you are getting? Without knowing that, I
can only give general suggestions:
Make sure that you are including <string>, not <string.h>, "string" or
"string.h".
Make sure that you either prefix every occurrence of "string" in your
source with "std::", or put "using std::string;" or "using namespace
std;" somewhere before you use string in your source.
> Im not quite sure why it does this, because when i compile the code
> on a unix box w/gcc, there are no errors. is the header <string>,
> which is part of the STL, not included with OSX Dev tools, or am i
> doing something wrong? thanks for the help.
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