Re: [Dev-C++] function name conflict

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Per Westermark wrote:
>Nothing wrong with using constructors as in:
>     string a(x);
>     string b(y);
>
>Your code will build correctly, if you write:
>
>     string s3 = ::plus(s1,s2);
>
>You problems is that you got into troubles with the backwards-compatible
>work-around:
>     using std::plus;
>in the gcc header files, and needed to specify that you wanted to use your
>implementation of plus, and not the implementation already available in
>the std namespace.

Just a curiousity. Where exactly <string> includes the header file
<backward/function.h>? the following line is included in function.h file:

using std::plus;

I searched the libstdc++ directory with the following command:

grep -re "function.h" *

But I can't seem to find the connection between function.h and <string> 
header
file. Is it possible to find out the location where function.h is included?

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