Where can I find the files apstring.h and apstring.cpp?

All I have to say is that they are worthless :)<br>
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They are slow, overly large, and cannot preform most of the array/pointer tasks than a simple character array can.<br>
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By any chance were you unfortunate enough to ever run into a MetroWorks Compiler? All I can say is, go with DJGPP or Borland if at all possible.<br>

: All I have to say is that they are worthless :)<br>
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: They are slow, overly large, and cannot preform most of the array/pointer tasks than a simple character array can.<br>
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: By any chance were you unfortunate enough to ever run into a MetroWorks Compiler? All I can say is, go with DJGPP or Borland if at all possible.<br>
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perhaps he's in ap comp sci, that's where i was introduced to apstring. but the<br>
ap classes do serve 2 definate purposes when first learning c++... they simplify<br>
any work you'd be doing w/ an array, and later show how creating classes is<br>
useful. but i wouldnt use them beyond the learning process. besides, arrays<br>
arent too tough to grasp anyways, right?<br>
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but to answer the question, i beleive my comp sci teacher told us we could get<br>
them from the ap board's website or something. otherise, i think i have them... <br>
email me<br>
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Ryan

AP Computer Science is a joke. I took a C++ course, they didn't teach me anything I wanted to learn about. The instructor didn't know them either =P<br>
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These topics include: Templates, STL, and COM :)<br>
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Even worse, the class was Macintosh based, I am severly biast against Mac/Apple :)<br>

: AP Computer Science is a joke. I took a C++ course, they didn't teach me anything I wanted to learn about. The instructor didn't know them either =P<br>
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: These topics include: Templates, STL, and COM :)<br>
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: Even worse, the class was Macintosh based, I am severly biast against Mac/Apple :)<br>
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ah geez, a mac C++ course? how horrible. basically all they teach you is what<br>
you could read in a c++ book... but it's the closest thing to a legitiment comp<br>
class at my school. basically it's that, or cisco, or VB. my teacher taught us a<br>
bit of vc++ , but wouldnt go into graphics API's!! dammit all to hell.<br>
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Ryan

They never teach anything useful, so I spent the entire class teaching other students how to do their programs. I did every program assigned in under an hour (typing time mainly, even though I average at 50-60wpm).<br>
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They tried to convince me to take the more advanced course, but I refused to ever take a public course again, just because of the idiocy that was displayed by the instructors =P<br>
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I'm not saying they weren't nice people, it was just that I've known more C++ since I was 13 than they ever have :)<br>