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[Dev-C++] <cstring> or <cstring.h>

[Linda H. <lz...@sp...>]

My DevC++4.0 says that cstring and cstring.h are not available headers.  =
Can you tell me what you use to insert strings of characters?

TIA,

Linda

RE: [Dev-C++] <cstring> or <cstring.h>

[Ioannis V. <jv...@at...>]

Strange, because in my Dev-C++ 4 #include <cstring> works for me. Try
#include <string.h> too. But i recommend to reinstall Dev-C++ 4 (have you
downloaded the complete Dev-C++ 4 package)?


Ioannis


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  My DevC++4.0 says that cstring and cstring.h are not available headers.
Can you tell me what you use to insert strings of characters?

  TIA,

  Linda

Re: [Dev-C++] <cstring> or <cstring.h>

[Jay S. <jas...@at...>]

Use a character array, such as:

char string[50];

would have a 49 letter string (0 is always at the end).


~Jay~

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From: "Linda Hohenstein" <lz...@sp...>
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Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2000 12:01 AM
Subject: [Dev-C++] <cstring> or <cstring.h>


My DevC++4.0 says that cstring and cstring.h are not available headers.  Can
you tell me what you use to insert strings of characters?

TIA,

Linda