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I cant seem to use


_strdate(curDate);

in ubuntu (eclipse). What is the GNU/linux equivalent?

I need a way of getting the date as integers from a computer.I can get:



char curDate[9];
_strdate(curDate);
cout << "The current date is " << curDate << " \n";


But is there a faster...

Thanks! Sorry I have never written anything in C++(Java Girl)I dont know most of the syntax. But someone wanted this done in C so.... xD

Have included them... using vis studio 2010 not my usual software...

no operator "<<" matches these operands

Why does the top code work but the bottom one complains about << with the planets map. << planets.find(1)->second



map<char,int> mymap;

mymap['a']=50;
mymap['b']=100;
...