include <string> in c++

[parames]

Hi list,
I'm using Turbo c++ version 4.5.
I don't have the <string> header file. I just have <string.h> which is used for c programs. So, i couldn't run this type of programs :

#include <iostream.h>
#include <string>
int main()
{
string stA = &quot;Nutcracker&quot;,
stB = &quot;Sleeping Beauty&quot;,
stC = &quot;Swan Lake&quot;;

cout << &quot;Length of stringA = &quot; << stA.length() << endl;
cout << &quot;Length of stringB = &quot; << stB.length() << endl;
cout << &quot;Length of stringC = &quot; << stC.length() << endl;
}

SO, Can anybody send me this header file, please....

my email address is
1) parames@mpmsb.com
2) parames88@hotmail.com

thanks a lot..
Best Regards,
Parameswari Sellaparma

 

[2ffat]

<string.h> should work with C++ fine. Turbo C++ predates the standard C++ by several years so you won't have the STL that includes <string>. SGI did have a version of STL that would work with older Borland compilers. Check their site.
James P. Cottingham

I am the Unknown lead by the Unknowing.
I have done so much with so little
for so long that they think I am now
qualified to do anything with nothing.

 

[2ffat]

Also check for <cstring.h> in Turbo C++.

James P. Cottingham

I am the Unknown lead by the Unknowing.
I have done so much with so little
for so long that they think I am now
qualified to do anything with nothing.

 

[davidarmour]

I am pretty sure that just the header will not suffice.

I recommend downloading the Borland C++ compiler from the

http://www.borland.com/producrs/downloads/

and follow the
links for C++ compiler. The version is 5.5. You will
need to fill out a registration form.

Alternatively, you can go to

http://sourceforge.net/projects/dev-cpp/

and download
the DEV-C++ application. This comes with the GNU Debugger,
DEV-C++ IDE and the MinGW version of the GNU compiler which
includes C++.

Happy C++ing :>