Jockeponkenboy:
If I change the code from #include to #include <string.h> then the error disappear. But I get the same error on another lib (#include ) later in the same compilation!I guess there is something wrong with my librarys. Anyone have a clue?
C and derived languages standard for header files calls for file extension to be "h" such as "myFile.h" .
Therefore file without such extension will flag an error.
Real question is - does the "library" conforms to such standards?
Jim