Fraser

The same problem occurs with std::cend. It is easily fixed by inserting const. I have reported this to Dinkumware.

There is something not right with the integrated debugger. If you step into the concatenation and out again you will see what you expect. Is it a mistake that you assign a wide character string literal to a char based string type?

On my Windows start button menu some shortcuts of C++ Builder are missing from view but they are present in C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Embarcadero RAD Studio 10.1 Berlin. With 10.4 Rad Studio Command Prompt and Uninstall are missing and with 10.3 only Uninstall is missing. With 10.1 another couple are missing.

The <> syntax is used to include library headers and that can include your own library code shared by multiple projects.

After typing #include < there is a selection box with file names. If I ignore that something gets selected anyway and characters from a file name are inserted. I would like to turn it off.

I use extern "C" to prevent name mangling like this; extern "C" { __declspec(dllexport) signed char __stdcall MajorVersion() { return 1; }; }

When I type #include < characters get entered automatically that I don't want. I'm not sure what this technology is called but it is a pain. I have some of my own headers that I include with <> because they are used by multiple projects. How is this turned off? I have 10.4 Community.