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- From: David Byrden <100101.2547@compuserve.com>
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: STL lists & queues
- Date: 17 Jan 1996 22:03:34 GMT
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- Don;
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- >> I'm using STL with MSVC V4.0 on NT
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- Bear in mind that the HP STL is a prototype, with workarounds
- for Borland bugs only, and with features removed that Borland
- did not support.
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- >> Is it possible to declare a list of list using something on the
- >> lines of
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- >> list< list < vector < char * > > > ll;
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- >>or is it
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- >> list< list < char * > > ll;
- >> list< char * > l;
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- Both examples are perfectly valid STL, and they compile for me
- under Windows 95. What goes wrong with your compiler?
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- >> Is it possible to make STL work with NT shared memory
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- You can make it work with almost any kind of memory IF you design
- a valid "allocator class" for that memory. This contains
- information about the pointers, allocation functions, etc.
- associated with that memory.
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- David
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