You have gcc (The C compiler) installed, but not g++ (The C++ compiler). cc1plus is the binary you need, but it comes bundled with g++ (not gcc). Look for build-essential, or at a prompt apt-get...

*waves his hand like a Jedi*
You want to code an open source active directory clone.....

I wonder if somehow the C++ program is introducing an EOF character prematurely. I strongly doubt it's a crlf \n issue (that is linux uses a different mechanism for new lines than does DOS/Windows)....

*mumbles something about find_last_of*

*Mumbles something about std::reverse()*

Antibiotics anyone..... antibiotics?

hmmm \b?

First, you don't want your instructor to know that you simply copied the code from this web page (http://www.macs.hw.ac.uk/~pjbk/pathways/cpp1/node42.html). Getting assistance by using the page is...

What The Hell? Please don't post crappy advice.

While I fully agree with you here, his question was about getting access to the individual characters in the string... not about how to proceed with the rest of his project. ;)

One problem, is that you didn't create your own thread.... using someone else's thread to post your question is a sure way to get flamed and not get the answer you desire. It also helps to use code...

int calcList()
{
std::string inputVal;
int cnt = 0;
int list[100];

while (inputVal != "complete") {
std::cout << "Enter an integer: ";
std::getline(std::cin, inputVal);

You are using std::string, you need to be using array of char.

EDIT: Didn't see Narue Posted... My responses never do so well following hers... discard this :p

1) You shouldn't post in red. It doesn't alter our level of urgency, and actually annoys us. I know your reason was probably to distinguish between your code and your words, but see 3 for that.
2)...

/* ************************************* */
/* Function To Run A Shell Command, And */
/* Read The Output Back Into Our Program */
/* ************************************* */
std::string...

sure, windows.h includes everything that we need. The standard C++ stuff, is just the includes, using namespaces (the namespaces and the #include <iostream> isn't even needed...it just came with the...