I've almost fixed all of the outdated code in an old Linux program coded in C++. However I keep getting the following error when I try to compile it.

1. no match for 'operator<<' in 'std::cout << str'
2. The problem is that cout and cin don't know squat about Jstrings.

   Does Jstring have a member function that returns, say, a c++ "string" type?
   Or a member function that returns a normal, null-terminated c-type string?

   Does Jstring have a member func. like c_str() (similar to the STL string type)?

   This is where your problem lies.

3. time_t t = time(NULL);
4. void TServerFrame::tolog(const JString& str) {
5. JString filename = getDir()+"log/rclog.txt";
6. Can anyone help me?
7. str = JString() + "Time: " + ctime(&t) + str + "\n";
8. out << str; <——–and here
9. if (out) {
10. bool operator ==(const JString& str1, const char* str2);
    friend bool operator ==(const char* str1, const JString& str2);
    friend bool operator !=(const JString& str1, const JString& str2);
    friend bool operator !=(const JString& str1, const char* str2);
    friend bool operator !=(const char* str1, const JString& str2);
    friend bool operator >(const JString& str1, const JString& str2);

    friend JString operator +(const JString& str1,const JString& str2);
    friend JString operator +(const JString& str1,const char* str2);
    friend JString operator +(const JString& str1,int value);
    friend JString operator +(const JString& str1,char c);
    };
    ostream &operator <<(ostream &out, const JString& str2); <–this is the problem maybe

    This is a large portion of the JString class

11. }
12. out.close();
13. cout << str; <—– here
14. #ifdef GC
    class JString:public gc
    #else
    class JString
    #endif
    {
    public:
    unsigned char *buffer;
    int len;

    JString();
    JString(const JString& str);
    JString(const char* text);
    JString(int value);
    JString(char c);
    ~JString() { clear(); len=0; stringc–; };

    void addbuffer(const char*, int lent);
    void clear();
    int length() const;
    const char* text() const;
    char charAt(int pos) const;
    int indexOf(char check) const ;
    int indexOf(const JString& str) const;
    JString subJString(int begin) const;
    JString subJString(int begin, int end) const;

    JString& operator =(const JString& str) { clear(); return operator <<(str); };
    JString& operator <<(const JString& str);
    JString& operator <<(const char* text);
    JString& operator <<(int value);
    JString& operator <<(char c);
    unsigned char& operator [](int index);
    unsigned char operator[](int index) const;

    friend bool operator ==(const JString& str1, const JString& str2);
    friend

15. ofstream out(filename.text(),ios::out | ios::app);
16. It happens on a few lines of code
17. JString filename = getDir()+"errorlog.txt";
18. out << "Time: " << ctime(&t);
19. void TServerFrame::toerrorlog(JStri… str) {
20. out << str << endl; <————here

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