by >Hi folks!
> I was trying to compile a very simple program,
> that I wrote in C++ for an OpenVMS platform,
> in a Solaris system using the SPARCompiler C++
> 4.1 and I got the following message:
> Error: could not open include file <vector>
> I have read on the documentation that the release
> 4.1 does not include the header file vector.h
> anymore. My question is: is this vector.h header
> the same vector I use on VMS? (The one from the
> Standard Template Library?) In this case, what
> header file should I use now? (If it doesn't accept
> the vector and vector.h headers, what should I
> do?)
> What about the string header file? Is it supported?
C++ "had" a standard. (Which passed last November). Your options
1. Try to get early access to C++ 5.0
2. Download the free STL from sgi
3. Change to use the tools.h++ libraries
For string, you can create a file called
string which justcontains
#include <string.h>
You can try coping the vector.h from VMS but template
code isn't always portible.
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