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- From: edwin@ipoline.com (Edwin Chan)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: RTTI, exception, template classes
- Date: Thu, 15 Feb 1996 03:38:42 GMT
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- I am new to C++. Lately, I encountered some discussions regarding,
- RTTI, exception and template classes. I have the following questions:
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- 1. Are there any FAQ on the Internet describing and explaining these
- three topics? In particular, I am looking for explanation and
- description about these topics and why are these features needed in
- C++ and how they can be applied in an object-oriented program written
- in C++.
- 2. Are these features already part of ANSI standard for C++?
- 3. I understand that not every C++ compiler support these features. Is
- this correct? If so, which C++ compiler provide the best/worst support
- or no support of these features, e.g. I am interested on these
- platforms: HP-UX, AIX, Solaris, IRIX, Linux, DEC Unix, DEC OpenVMS.
- How about GNU C++ compiler?
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- Response by E-mail in addition to posting to newsgroup will be very
- much appreciated.
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