It has been quite a while since I am getting this error in the standard <cstring> header file for no apparent reason. A google search brought up many answers but none of them worked.
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It has been quite a while since I am getting this error in the standard <cstring> header file for no apparent reason. A google search brought up many answers but none of them worked.
Ok I fixed it myself. It was a stupid mistake! I have a file called ‘String.h’ in a library project which is being picked up by the <cstring> header. Probably because I have added the path to <String.h> as an additional include directory in my test project (where I am getting this error.) Hope this helps someone.