"eric lin" <fs...@luxmail.com> writes: > dear alex: > thanks your email, but > (1) your suggestion is not work, it still get same error > (2) g++(4.4.3) have no right to modify the name of my variable, it is > "string" that I use(or Bjarne Stroustrup use) > not "String" that gcc/g++4.4.3 show on the compiler error > (3) if I put std::string replace string on Window.cpp file, g++ will complaint
Please never send e-mail to both the mailing lists gcc@gcc.gnu.org and gcc-h...@gcc.gnu.org. This e-mail is not appropriate for gcc@gcc.gnu.org, and should only have been sent to gcc-help. Thanks. g++ never changes the names of types. If you are seeing String where you wrote string, then some #define is in effect. If you want help with this, you need to provide a complete standalone test case. However, from what I have seen so far this is not a gcc issue, and you are asking in the wrong place. You are having basic C++ trouble, perhaps due to a confusion of header files. You should be asking in a C++ or Windows help group. Ian
