janis

I downloaded devc++ and also apstring and put it in the class folder and thought i linked the compiler to it right. It doesnt work. What is the correct way to set everything up so apstring so I can use it. thanks.

DaWei

What does that mean? What measures did you actually take regarding header and lib files?

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Ancient Dragon

Download the apstring.cpp and apstring.h from here. They are somewhat old so you will have to make a few changes, such as using <iostream> instead of <iostream.h>. I tried compiling them and got a few other syntax errors that you will have to correct.

Jimbo

Why are you using apstring? The AP curriculum switched to Java years ago.

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janis

cause i like to use the ap classes

Dameon

A fear of change will only hold you back, especially in this field.

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Jimbo

I second this notion. It's probably in your better interests to use the classes provided by your C++ library, like <string>, <vector>, etc. The ap classes were implemented somewhat half-assed as I recollect, but I haven't looked at - much less used - them in years...

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