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Subject: Re: stl samples or tutorial
Date: Fri, 07 Jul 2000 17:16:59 GMT
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Petr Maxa wrote:

> This is a multi-part message in MIME format.

Please don't post in MIME.

> Hi Nimrod,
> thanks for the source, I've compiled as You recomended, but got the same
> errors (see in atachment).
> 
> Everythink works right when I change
> stack<deque<int> > s;
> for
> stack<int> s;,

This change is clearly necessary, but you should also put

    using namespace std;

after the #includes (or use some other method of indicating the
namespaces).  You can also remove the #include <deque> as you're
no longer using it.

> but I am not sure if it is the same.

I think it now does what it was supposed to do.  The original seems
to have been written for a non-standard STL (if that makes any sense).

> I do not have access to any other compiler which support stl, so I ask in
> this group.

Borland C++ 5.5 behaves the same, except that it insists on the
"using namespace std;", whereas DJGPP somehow manages without.

S.