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Can not find shrink_to_fit() in c++

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I have been trying to use the C++ STL vector that is given in the header using gcc-4.7.2. However, when I tried using the function shrink_to_fit() using an object of a vector, I got an error saying :

‘class std::vector’ has no member named ‘shrink_to_fit’

where cs_dfa is a structure that I have declared.

posted May 30, 2013 by anonymous

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You need -std=c++11 or gnu++11 since this is a new C++11 feature.

answer May 30, 2013 by anonymous
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