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Post your efforts.

You need to at least have a go yourself first. You can't just expect people to write the code for you.

Even if you're way off, have a go, post what you've done, then maybe you'll get some help.

So what's the problem? Specifically . . . ?

#include <sstream>

If it's in the standard library that is. Put that before your main() function, near the top of the source file.

"int Log(char message[]); {"

get rid of the semi colon in that line and you should be okay.

Thanks for the heads up. When I did that last time I backed up first. I'm not that stupid :D

Oh yeah cheers for that.

The compiler gave a new error when I removed the .h from stdlib. I can go into my include directory and rename it without the extension, but I've done that before with...

Hi,

I'm quite new to C/C++ programming, and I'm having some problems when trying to create variables of type string.

Here's a little example code:


#include <iostream.h>
#include...