Can't use container - stack, help me!

[AnhtuanA]

#include <stack.h>
 
 
stack <int> intStack;
 
void main(){
intStack.push(1);
intStack.push(2);
intStack.push(3);
}

When I compile this code by Turbo C++, the error is "can't include stack.h"
How can I use this container?

[Ganon11]

Try

#include "stack.h"

[AnhtuanA]

Try

#include "stack.h"

No effect (T_T)

[sonic]

I'm fairly new to C++, but you may try:

#include <stack>

Goodluck!

[sicarie]

I'm fairly new to C++, but you may try:

#include <stack>

Goodluck!

In C++, any declaration other than '#include <stack>' will have an error that says it is a deprecated library. Either of the other two will probably work in C.

I believe your problem is that you have no 'main' statement. You don't even declare a stack, you just start pushing values on it.

Try initializing a stack in a main statement

#include <stack>
using namespace std;
int main() {
   Stack intStack;
   return 0;
}
 

Probably not exactly like that - they had $15 table toppers tonight, but if you google '#include <stack>' I'm sure you can figure it out.

[AnhtuanA]

My teacher said that Turbo C++ don't support this style of include.
#include <stack> just can be used in VC++