using map<int,string> in Linux

[mirkmmd]

Hi

I am new to this site and also to c++. The problem I am facing is that I when I run the following code, I expect to get '"Today is sunny" at the end of the program. And I do get it in Visual Studio but not in Linux(g++ 4.1.0, Fedora). What I get in Linux is "Todayissunny". I actually need the whole string with spaces in Linux to be a part of some other functions. Can anybody tell me where do the spaces go?

#include<string>
#include <iostream>
#include <map>
using namespace std;

int main ()
{
string st="Today is sunny";
char *p;
map<int, string> mymap;
map<int, string> yourmap;
typedef pair<int, string> pr;
map<int, string>::iterator pos;

mymap.insert(pr(1, st));
yourmap = mymap;
//cout << yourmap.begin()->second<<endl;

p=strtok((char*)mymap.begin()->second.c_str(), " ");
while(p!=NULL)
p=strtok(NULL, " ");

mymap = yourmap;
cout << mymap.begin()->second<<endl;
return 0;
}

Will appreciate any help.

-Khurram.