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[Claudio Bley]

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>>>>> "Rui" == Rui Pacheco <ruipacheco@hotmail.com> writes:

    Rui> Things go without any problems, but whenever I try to compile
    Rui> any C++ programs, gcc doesn't seem to see the include
    Rui> files. So, if I try:

    Rui> 	c++ -g class.cc -o class

    Rui> I get these error messages:

    Rui> 	"ficheiro.h:5: 'string' is used as a type, but is not
    Rui> defined as a type."  ...

If gcc wouldn't see the include files it would say so. Your code seems
to be not C++/STL standard conformant.

All types defined as part of the C++ STL are declared in namespace
std. You need to use std::string for example - or say "using namespace
std;" resp. "using std::string;" in your code.

HTH
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