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Then should it have been:

string value(data, data, size);?

Everyone yelled at me when I put that. They are arguing over if I'm putting a pointer in the size section or a very large number.

Why not just put

string value(data, size)?

Thanks.

Hello all,
is there a way to pre-allocate memory for a string?

so if I want to do something like this:


char *data;
string value;

for (i=0; i<size; i++)

Hello all,

I am very new to c++, (but have been a developer for 15 years) and have a question.

I work with other c++ programmers. One loves chars the other says they could cause seg faults...

Hello and thank you all.

Why not use "using namespace std;"??? I've seen this before, but never known or heard why not to use it.

Thanks,
Michael

Hello all,
I am receiving this error when I try to compile.

Tags.h


#ifndef _TAGS_H
#define _TAGS_H

using namespace std;