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Luna64
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Ok, little history before I start.
Last year at school we used Visual Studio 6 to program in C++.
We were using apstring, and a few others that can be found here .
It worked fine in VS6, but now I am using Visual Studio .Net and I can't get apstring to work.
I have put it in the include folder along with the .cpp file, but I cant get it to compile with a string in it.
This would compile ok
but this gives me three errors that are just way beyond my level of understanding.
I can always go back to VS 6 if needed, but I am going to start a VB. Net class soon so I would need VS .Net also.
Last year at school we used Visual Studio 6 to program in C++.
We were using apstring, and a few others that can be found here .
It worked fine in VS6, but now I am using Visual Studio .Net and I can't get apstring to work.
I have put it in the include folder along with the .cpp file, but I cant get it to compile with a string in it.
This would compile ok
Code:
#include <iostream.h>
#include "apstring.h"
int main()
{
}
but this gives me three errors that are just way beyond my level of understanding.
Code:
#include <iostream.h>
#include "apstring.h"
int main()
{
apstring hello;
}
I can always go back to VS 6 if needed, but I am going to start a VB. Net class soon so I would need VS .Net also.