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<strstream> is deprecated since C++98 and removed in C++26 (P2867R1). Replace std::istrstream/std::ostrstream with std::istringstream/ std::ostringstream in the porthopper protocol example. For writing, use std::ostringstream then memcpy to the fixed buffer since ostringstream manages its own string storage unlike ostrstream. Fixes #1725
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Summary
Replaces the deprecated
<strstream>header with<sstream>in the C++11 porthopper example.<strstream>has been deprecated since C++98 and is removed in C++26 per P2867R1.Changes
src/examples/cpp11/porthopper/protocol.hpp:#include <strstream>->#include <sstream>std::istrstream(data_, size)->std::istringstream(std::string(data_, size))std::ostrstream(data_, size)->std::ostringstream+std::memcpyto copy the result back to the fixed bufferThe
ostrstream->ostringstreamconversion requires an extra copy step sinceostrstreamwrites directly to a providedchar[]buffer whileostringstreammanages its own internal string.Fixes #1725