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- From: cynosure@limestone.kosone.com (Cynosure Computer Tech)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: STL
- Date: 19 Feb 1996 18:49:41 GMT
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- Linda Kasparek (lindak@pumpkin.iii.net) wrote:
- : I'm going to go out on a limb here and ask the obvious: where's the implementation for STL? I have MS VC++ 4.0 and found
- : the STL headers - but is there anything to link with? It looks like a lot of the functions are inlined, but I'd like
- : someone to verify. Also, I retrieved the latest set of headers from HP's server. There seems to be a lot more header
- : files than the ones MSVC++ came with. If I want the latest and greatest to use with MSVC++, should I be using what I
- : found at HP? Or?
-
- : Thanks!
-
- : Linda
-
- The header files are all you need. They include the implementation. What
- has been accepted by ANSI/ISO is a subset of what you've found at HP (as far
- as I know :-))
-
- Larry
-