Re: [Dev-C++] Second STL example has a problem...

[Hossein H. <ult...@em...>]

Dear Daniel,

> It's annoying because the examples don't show what headers to add nor does 
> it say about using namespace std (I'm going with Ioannis' theory about 
> explicitly stating std:: in my code).
> 
> This line is causing the problem in VC++ 6.0
> 
> std::vector<std::string> StrVector(Itr, EndOfFile);
> 
> where Itr and EndOfFile are members of my class LineIterator
> 
> I'm told by the compiler that Itr cannot be converted to an unsigned int... 
> thoughts?

That's a known bug in VC++6. There are lots of them. Take a look at:

http://www.acceleratedcpp.com/details/msbugs.html

That's because there is no range constructor implemented in VC++6.

I have to mention a recommendation that I had posted before:

Don't count on VC++6. This nasty C++ implementation is not 
Standard-compliant. Change your implementation as soon as possible. If
you need developery tools, consider BCB6 that is much more
Standard-compliant. Nothing in VC++6 is reliable!

BTW, VC++7.1 is so far reported to be Standard-compliant, but it takes
time to test it really as it should.

Regards,
--Hossein

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