Compiler differences

[joshky]

The following code compiles and runs perfectly on dev-cpp, but not VCC. Unfortunately, I need it to work with VCC. It doesn't seem to want ot let me use cin>> or cin.getline for strings? Any help here?

#include<iostream>
#include<iomanip>
#include<vector>
#include<cstring>
using namespace std;
class person{
protected:
string first_name;
string last_name;
string telephone;
vector<string> skills;

public:
person::person(string, string);
void person::changedata(int);
};
person::person(string a, string b){
string tempskill;
skills.clear();
first_name=a;
last_name=b;
cout<<"\nEnter telephone number: (xxx-xxx-xxxx) ";cin>>telephone;
char ans='y';
int r=0;
while(ans=='y'){
cout<<"\nEnter skill number "<<r<<": ";cin>>tempskill;
++r;skills.push_back(tempskill);
cout<<"\nEnter new skill? (y/n)";cin>>ans;
}
}

void person::changedata(int q){
if(q==1){cout<<"\nCurrent Telephone: "<<telephone;
cout<<"\nEnter new number (xxx-xxx-xxxx)";cin>>telephone;}
else{cout<<"\nCurrent skills: ";
for(int t=0;t<skills.size();++t)
cout<<endl<<skills.at(t);
char ans='y';
string tempskill;
while(ans=='y'){
cout<<"\nEnter new skill: ";cin>>tempskill;
skills.push_back(tempskill);
cout<<"\nAdd another skill? (y/n)";cin>>ans;
}}
}

class employee:public person{
private:
string f_name, l_name, city;
int id_no;
double salary;

public:
employee::employee(int, string, string);
int returnid();
void display();
string returnfname();
string returnlname();
};

employee::employee(int q,string a, string b):person(a,b){
f_name=a;
l_name=b;
cout<<"\nEnter Employee's city: ";cin>>city;
id_no=q;
cout<<"\nEnter employee salary: ";cin>>salary;
}
string employee::returnfname(){return f_name;}
string employee::returnlname(){return l_name;}
int employee::returnid(){return id_no;}

void employee::display(){
cout<<"\nEmployee id no: "<<id_no;
cout<<"\nEmployee name: "<<f_name<<" "<<l_name;
cout<<"\nEmployee city: "<<city;
cout<<"\nTelephone number: "<<telephone;
cout<<"\nSalary: "<<salary;
cout<<"\nSkills: ";
for (int t=0;t<skills.size();++t)
cout<<skills.at(t)<<", ";
}
int main(){
cout<<setprecision(2)<<setiosflags(ios::fixed)<<setiosflags(ios::showpoint);
cout<<"\nJoshua Smith\nCIS326\nQuiz#4";
string fname,lname;
int id;
vector<employee> roster;
roster.clear();
int which;
int ans, z=1;
while(ans!=0)
{cout<<"\n1.New Employee\n2.Display Employee info\n3.Edit Employee Info\n4.Display All Employees\n0.Exit\n";
cin>>ans;
switch(ans){
case 0:
system("pause");
exit(1);
break;
case 1:
cout<<"\nEnter ID no: ";cin>>id;
for(int t=0;t<roster.size();++t)
if(roster[t].returnid()==id)++z;
if(z>1){cout<<"\nEmployee already exists!";break;}
else{cout<<"\nEnter First name: ";cin>>fname;
cout<<"\nEnter Last Name: ";cin>>lname;
z=roster.size();
roster.push_back(employee(id,fname,lname));
//roster[z]=employee(id,fname,lname);
break;}
cout<<"\ncycle complete";
break;
case 2:
z=-1;
cout<<"\nEnter ID no to display: ";cin>>id;
for(int t=0;t<roster.size();++t)
if(roster[t].returnid()==id)
z=t;
if(z==-1){cout<<"\nEmployee does not exist!";}
else{roster[z].display();}
break;
case 3:
z=-1;
cout<<"\nEnter ID no to edit: ";cin>>id;
for(int t=0;t<roster.size();++t)
if(roster[t].returnid()==id)
z=t;
if(z==-1){cout<<"\nEmployee does not exist!";}
else{
cout<<"\nWould you like to change 1: telephone or 2: skills?";cin>>which;
roster[z].changedata(which);}
break;
case 4:
for(int t=0;t<roster.size();++t)
cout<<"\nID: "<<roster[t].returnid()<<"\nName: "<<roster[t].returnfname()<<" "<<roster[t].returnlname()<<endl;
break;}}
system("pause");
return 0;
}

[joshky]

never mind, stupid me. included<cstring> instead of <string>. Sorry for wasting space.