#includeint main() { char buffer[100]; std::ostrstream strbuf(buffer, sizeof(buffer)); strbuf << "Hello, world!"; }
#includeThis example creates a dynamic string buffer of 100 characters and writes "Hello, world!" to it using the output stream operator <<. The buffer is then copied into another buffer using the copy constructor, and the contents of the copied buffer are printed to the console using the str() function. The std::strbuf function is part of the C++ Standard Library, which is included in the C++ Standard Template Library (STL) package.int main() { std::strbuf buffer(100); buffer << "Hello, world!"; std::strbuf buffer_copy = buffer; std::cout << buffer_copy.str(); }