Hey guys,
sorry to ask you again for something, but this time its that i dont know how to use strings.

Normally strings work like this:

#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
    string foo = "bar";
}

But this doesnt work, because i cant include the string library ...
Is there anything i forgot to download?
Do i really have to use c-strings?

Or am i just too dumb for this?

ps.: Am i posting in the right forum? I havent found a subforum for such questions ...

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Thats the error. Seems like it cant find something like string_basic.tcc

Can i manually download this anywhere?
Can you attach it if you find it in your directory?

Nope im using windows ...
But i have Linux dualboot if that helps me

libstdc++ is already installed, but gcc 4.6.3 is just way to old. AFAIK the toolchain you're using is outdated, there should be a more recent one somewhere, although I strongly advise to use linux (ndless-sdk from docker or self-compiled) or cygwin. Both ways are tested and work just fine, with the latest GCC 4.9.2.