> RC5Stint wrote:
> >
> > The new GCC is a fully compliant C++ compiler. String is a
> > standard class. You are naming the char * parameter to
> > DrawString by the very same name, right down to the uppercase S.

> > If ever you port this to C++ and libstdc++, you'll go crazy
> > trying to diagnose this apparent non-error. :-)

Tony Wetmore replied:
>
> The string class defined by the C++ standard library is:
>
> string (actually, it's std::string)
>
> It does not use an upper-case 's'. In fact, I can't think of
> any C++ standard types or keywords that use upper-case letters
> for anything. So there is no problem there.

Err, you're right. I probably had a conniption and confused it with
Java's String, which I use just about every day at work.

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