strcat()
,
strcmp()
, strlen()
, etc...) The new
C++ standard says that it should give you the C++ string class,
but for whatever reasons, SGI didn't want to do it that way.
Their C++ string class is in a file called "mstring.h".
Knowing that this would be a problem, I created a seperate file
called portatbility.h
, which contains the include
of mstring.h
. To fix this for other non-SGI
platforms, simply edit portability.h
, and change
the string include to whatever is appropriate to your system.
In future, SGI claims to have a better, more compliant C++
library with their compiler. When this happens, I will be able
to fix this annoyance.