Hello all,
Formerly, I ran RedHat 9.0. I compiled C++ source code just fine with
gcc.
Now I'm using gcc on Fedora Core 2 and cygwin, and I'm having trouble
compiling C++ code with references to the Standard Template Library. If I
use the modern header references, i.e.
#include <string>
#include <vector>
the code won't compile, because the include files for STL are not
included. If I use the deprecated reference, i.e.
#include <string.h>
the code compiles, but gcc complains about deprecated or antiquated
headers.
Note that specifing the INCLUDE path in my shell environment, makefile, or
gcc command line call has no effect. Hence, gcc knows where the
deprecated headers are, so why can't it use the new headers? I find this
behavior identical for both cygwin and FC2.
Any help would be appreciated.
Fred
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