Following this code, put in a. C file, Windows with GCC compiler can pass, but on a. CPP file under Windows with g + + compiler error: error: 'strtok_s' was not declared in this scope

 # include & lt; String. H> 
#include  

Char string []=". A string \ tof,, tokens \ nand some more tokens ". 
Char seps []=", \ t \ n "; 
Char * token=NULL; 
Char * next_token=NULL; 

Int main (void) 
{
Printf (" Tokens: \ n "); 

//Establish string and get the first token: 
Token=strtok_s (string, seps, & amp; Next_token); 

//While there are tokens in "string1" or "string2" 
While (token!=NULL) 
{
//Get the next token: 
If (token!=NULL) 
{
Printf (" % s \ n ", token); 
Token=strtok_s (NULL, seps, & amp; Next_token); 
} 
} 
Printf (" the rest token1: \ n "); 
Printf (" % d ", token); 
} 

Why is this excuse me?

CodePudding user response:

Char * strtok_s (char *, restrict the STR, rsize_t * restrict strmax,
Const char * restrict delim, char * * restrict PTR); (2) ( since C11 )

CodePudding user response:

Try the strtok_r, this should be in c and c + + can be ~