TIWICHLOTIETWT: Using the string class in Visual C++

You can't merely #include <string> (or other standard C++ headers) in Visual C++ and then use these things as you normally would with a *real* compiler. Instead of using string:

#include <string>

struct node {

string s;

node * next;

}
... you have to either put std:: in front of every reference to the
standard library:
#include <string>
struct node {
std::string s;

node * next;
}
... or use the standard namespace after you include your first
standard C++ header:
#include <string>

using namespace std;
struct node {
string s;

node * next;
}

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Keywords: MFC, Visual C++, #include , #include
<string>, string.h, string, basic_string, standard C++ library,
C++ standard library, CString, namespaces, namespace std