Standard ANSI string.h -- where?

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From: D. Allan Drummond
Date: Thu, 11 Jan 1996 15:34

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I've been playing around a bit with the HP STL implementation.  
Problem: bstring.h (an almost-ANSI-string header) doesn't 
contain such simple and useful functions as begin() and end() 
(which should return iterators at the beginning and end of the 
string).  In reading The STL<Primer>, I came across examples 
that claim that just these sort of functions exist.

So, where can I find a 'real' ANSI string.h?  Is there one in 
the public domain?  If not, where might I be able to buy one?

Thanks,

Allan

http://www.trilogy.com/home_pages/drummond/index.html
allan.drummond@trilogy.com
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