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Problem using strings in a constructor
Hi, I'm using the VC++ 6.0 compiler and am getting numerous error messages when trying to pass a string as a parameter to a constructor. I've tried a small test and I still get the same error: #include<string> class MyClass { public: MyClass(const string &fileName); // error here }...- Ipito
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Visual C++ not recognising min() and max() functions in the STL
I never downloaded any service pack. I just have VC++ 6.0. I usually use g++, and I'm fairly new the VC++ compiler. I tried the code fragment above witht the added define statement, but I still get the same error message (C2065).- Ipito
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Visual C++ not recognising min() and max() functions in the STL
Thanks. I tried the code fragment you advised, and it still generates the same error message when I try to build the project. I then tried using the adding the scoping operator std::, and it gives the additional error message "error 2039 : 'max' is not a member of the std". I'm also using VC++...- Ipito
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Visual C++ not recognising min() and max() functions in the STL
Hi, I have a program which uses the max() and min() functions from the STL. The program compiles and runs under Unix using the g++ compiler; however, when I try to build it using Visual C++, I get a C2065 error message, which says " 'max' : undeclared identifier". I have used the...- Ipito
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
