From:	Damian Yerrick <MYNAMEISd_yerrick AT hotmail DOT comNO2CANNEDHAM>
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Subject:	Re: String Object Linking Errors
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daphire AT aol DOT com (Da Phire) wrote in message
<20000114233705 DOT 01274 DOT 00000555 AT ng-fx1 DOT aol DOT com>...
>I have written a program in C++ that uses the <string> header (no, not
><string.h>, just <string>). When I compile it, I get all sorts of linking
>errors like this one:
>rpg.cc:86: undefined reference to 'basic_string<char,
>string_char_traits<char>>::basic_string(void)
>
>I understand this to mean that the basic_string class is prototyped in
><string>, but the actual source code for the member functions is somewhere else
>- a library, perhaps? I don't know how to access it though. Can anyone help?

If you're using gcc to link, try using gxx instead.
It knows what libraries go into a C++ program.

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