here's some part of the source code... (i didnt post the whole code...)


#include<iostream>
#include<string>
#include<cstdlib>



using namespace std;

int main()

{

string name;
char ans = 0;
char choice = 0;
char namecon = 0;
char exit = 0;
char exit2 = 0;
char diff = 0;
char choice1 = 0;
char choice2 = 0;
char ttmode = 0;

name:cout<<"WHAT'S YOUR NAME?\n";
getline(cin,name);
cout<<"GOOD LUCK AND ENJOY "<<name<<"!!!\n\n\n";
system("PAUSE");
system("CLS");




when i compiled it, it says " [Error] 'system' was not declared in this scope "


what should i do??? i need this program asap. :(

any good suggestions will be appreciated... :)

I don't believe there is a system call in cstdlib. Change it to "stdlib" and that should fix the problem.

Then again, system pauses aren't a great programming habit to get into.

My book I'm learning from hasn't told me about system pause or anything like that (But from googling a lot of people hate this)

thanks for the suggestions!!! i already discovered my problem and made a solution for that. thanks everyone!!! :)

If you need a sleep or pause in between code segments it is common just to use getchar() or getline() to create a blocking call which will release on keyboard input. Using system() function calls is not a good way to address this.