Yes, that reminds me... I impaled myself on those cryptic error messages for quite a while, before I figured out that VC++ can't process the standard header files if you have "Disable language extensions" turned on. Just click it off on the C/C++ / Customize tab. Go figure...
Curt Arnold wrote: >I've just started trying trying to identify issues to morphing DOMString >into std::basic_string semantics. I'm running into a little wacky behavior >in the VC6 IDE build that maybe someone will recognize off the top of their >head. I'm using the 1_0_1 drop, debug build, on VC 6 SP2. If I add a file >to the XercesLib subproject (test.cpp) that is simply >#include <string> >std::basic_string<char> test; >And build in the IDE, I get a slew a error messages starting with >d:\msdev6\vc98\include\utility(81) : error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' >before identifier 'iterator_category' > d:\msdev6\vc98\include\utility(84) : see reference to class template >instantiation 'std::iterator_traits<_It>' being compiled