Standard C/C++ libraries with Arduino ?

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Good evening everyone,

I did a simple function to parse a string in order to be able to send simple but meaningful commands to my arduino (like : up@80 - up is a function that will run the motor forward and 80 is its speed for instance, then I just have to do a "dictionnary" of all the functions). In order to do that, I had to use some standard C libraries like string.h, iostream or whatever. Is it any way to make it run on the Arduino ? Because when I include "parsing.h", the IDE obviously doesn't find string.h, iostream,sstream or whatever..

Thank you very much.

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http://www.nongnu.org/avr-libc/

That page documents what's available on the AVR micros from the C library. Much of the C lib is available, but some of it is not, either due to size constraints, whether it's flash size or RAM (typically RAM, as there is very little RAM on these micros), or hardware limitations. Streams are not part of C, but the C++ STL. All of the C string parsing functions are available, however (and already included as part of the Arduino framework).