Problem with test class pro, from C++ for dummies.
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... now, when I compile it with "g++ class.cpp -o class", I get the following message.
george@linux:~> g++ class.cpp -o class
class.cpp: In function `bool getData(NameDataSet&)':
class.cpp:47: error: `stricmp' undeclared (first use this function)
class.cpp:47: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each
function it appears in.)
george@linux:~>
... I've been looking at the code, and I don't see where "stricmp" is located at in the code. I don't know if it is a function, or something that should have been declared (or initialized?) earlier in the program. I'm pretty confident that this is not an error in the authors wrighting, but then I be ignorant to believe that "I know".
You need to include <cstring>, not <string.h>. Also, it is inconsistent in its usage of "using namespace std;". Either get rid of std:: everywhere, or put it in where nessecery and get rid of the using.
I'm not sure what to do. What I wrote down is exactly what is showed. Line 47 is what is says. And I changed string.h to cstring. Still can't seem to get where I need to. I'll probably go on some online resource to find out how classes can be used. I have an idea, but I need to see it in action to fully understand it.
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