>Isn't bool/true/false reserved words in ANSI C++? >Or is it just a gcc/g++ specific extension? Technically, there isn't an ANSI C++ yet, but many compilers are already imping what ANSI's thinking about putting in the ANSI C++ standard. This means that bool/true/false may be reserved, or may not be reserved, depending on your complier. I don't think the latest MSVC++ supports bools, and I think the latest Borland C++ does. Not totally sure since I don't like the way they did bool. -Jeff
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