> Asger> #include <Vector> > > Asger> which corresponds to > > Asger> #include <vector> using std::vector; > > Asger> is a good solution... > > How standard is that? I do not have such header here... Oh, it's absolutely not standard. The intent was that *we* provide the Vector file, and implement it such that it corresponds to "#include <vector> \n using std::vector;" Greets, Asger
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