QSSL
We are using Watcom version 10.6 Patch Level B, April, 1999. We are
wondering what level of C++ standards it supports. We have tried to use
the ‘string’ class but it won’t accept it.
Thanks for you help.
Rick
QSSL
We are using Watcom version 10.6 Patch Level B, April, 1999. We are
wondering what level of C++ standards it supports. We have tried to use
the ‘string’ class but it won’t accept it.
Thanks for you help.
Rick
On my system at least the class name is “String” not “string” and contrary
to the on-line help its is defined in String.h not string.hpp.
“Rick Mullholand” <rick@node180.ctc.cummins.com> wrote in message
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QSSL
We are using Watcom version 10.6 Patch Level B, April, 1999. We are
wondering what level of C++ standards it supports. We have tried to use
the ‘string’ class but it won’t accept it.Thanks for you help.
Rick
Brown, Richard <brownr@aecl.ca> wrote:
: On my system at least the class name is “String” not “string” and contrary
: to the on-line help its is defined in String.h not string.hpp.
Thanks for the correction. I’ve noted it, but I doubt we’ll be releasing
a new version of the document.
With stlport ( www.stlport.org ) you can have STL “string”, otherwise it is
some non-standard Watcom “String” or something instead. The stlport works
well.
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QSSL
We are using Watcom version 10.6 Patch Level B, April, 1999. We are
wondering what level of C++ standards it supports. We have tried to use
the ‘string’ class but it won’t accept it.Thanks for you help.
Rick