homebrew clang and c++11 error: no member named 'cbegin' in 'std::basic_string'

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Since the answers in the above questions did not help me solve my problem fully, I would like to add this:

When using clang from Homebrew -stdlib=libc++ did not work for me. I't could not be found from Hombrew clang. My solution was to build libc++ according to instructions on their web page. And then use clang++ -I/path/to/libcxx/include -L/path/to/libcxx/lib after exporting DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH, also from instructions on libc++ web page.

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Looking at the first few comments I see I have an error. But string::const_iterator gives the same error.

error: no member named 'cbegin' in
      'std::basic_string<char>'
    for ( string::const_iterator it = line.cbegin();

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I am trying to compile the folowing code using -std=c++11. I am using clang 3.2 via homebrew and I am getting the error in the title.

vector<string> extractWords( const string& line ) {
    string tmp;
    vector<string> words;
    int colonCount = 0;

    for ( string::iterator it = line.cbegin();
            it != line.end(); ++it ) {
        if ( isprint( *it ) && !isspace( *it ) ) {
        }
    }
...
    return words;
}

Shouldn't this work with c++11?

(sorry about the accidental deletion of the post)

Unrelated to your problem, but if you want to split a string into words on space boundary, I recommend using `std::istringstream` and the normal input `>>` operator. — Some programmer dude, Feb 15 '13 at 10:12
@juanchopanza No, it's the same issue. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14149835/on-os-x-simple-c-program-gives-incorrect-results-which-are-a-result-of-comma/14150421#14150421 is another one, still due to not using `-stdlib=libc++` — Jonathan Wakely, Feb 15 '13 at 10:14
@JonathanWakely same issue, same solution, but different question. I see your point though. — juanchopanza, Feb 15 '13 at 10:17
@juanchopanza, different question, but I'm not going to give the same answer for every single C++11 library component that isn't supported by libstdc++ 4.2 :) — Jonathan Wakely, Feb 15 '13 at 10:19
using -stdlib=libc++ gives me fatal error: 'iostream' file not found #include =( — evading, Feb 15 '13 at 10:24
Do you have libc++ installed? There are some instructions at http://stackoverflow.com/a/14873511/981959 — Jonathan Wakely, Feb 15 '13 at 11:02
http://stackoverflow.com/a/14115349/981959 also seems to be relevant — Jonathan Wakely, Feb 15 '13 at 11:15

homebrew clang and c++11 error: no member named 'cbegin' in 'std::basic_string'

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