Strcmp Was Not Declared In This Scope Dev C++

This modified text is an extract of the original Stack Overflow Documentation created by following contributors and released under CC BY-SA 3.0. Apr 20, 2013 Using did not work, I doubled checked and the library is named 'STRING.h'. And STRING is a thing when its a class name, the command 'STRING string;' simply makes a class of my STRING library called string for use in the program.

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I am trying to compile my program and I got an error: 'string' was not declared in this scope Even if I put in the file #include What is happing?

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commented Jul 18, 2016•

vulkan, glfw and glm installed from a package:

adding #include <string.h> does compile it.

This is on ArchLinux, gcc-6.1.1, vulkan-headers-1.0.21, vulkan-intel 12.0.1 (mesa), glfw-x11 3.2-4, glm 0.9.7.5-1

commented Jul 18, 2016

Better use <cstring> because C++ though ;)

closed this in fd59d89Jul 18, 2016

Variable Was Not Declared In This Scope

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can any one please identify the mistake in my code???
my code is::

when i compiled it the following error is exhibited:
$g++ -o try tryone.cpp
tryone.cpp: In constructor ‘Stack::Stack(int)’:
tryone.cpp:14: error: ‘exit’ was not declared in this scope

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Mistake 1 : Put your codes inside code tags or else no one will care to look at it.

Mistake 2 : exit() is a function and it is defined inside cstdlib header with respect to c++ and you haven't included it in the headers so the error not defined in this scope.