From: jason_hsu AT my-deja DOT com (Jason Hsu)
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Subject: REPOST: My <string> problem
Date: 23 Nov 2001 19:42:38 -0800
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Here is my C++ code:

#include <iostream.h>
#include <string>	// include for C++ standard string class

int main()
{
  string stringA = "Nutcracker",
    stringB = "Sleeping Beauty",
    stringC = "Swan Lake";

  cout << "Length of stringA = " << stringA.length() << endl;
  cout << "Length of stringB = " << stringB.length() << endl;
  cout << "Length of stringC = " << stringC.length() << endl;
}

It compiles on the online C++ compiler at:
http://sant.bradley.edu/icp/compiler.html

However, the code does not compile on my machine.  I am using DJGPP on
a Windows 98 system and the gpp compiler.  What's wrong?