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- From: marnold@netcom.com (Matt Arnold)
- Subject: Re: Standard Template Library
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- Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 08:00:07 GMT
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- tangent@cyberport.com (Warren Young) writes:
-
- >jwoods9194@aol.com (JWoods9194) wrote:
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- >>I am looking for a generic implementation of the current STL draft (yeah,
- >>I know
- >>how C++ is SUPPOSED to be universal, but we all know how that works). I
- >>plan on using it with the GNU C++ (for Linux) and Borland C++ 3.1
- >>packages.
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- >You can't do STL on BC++ 3.1 because it doesn't have templates. You
-
- I'm pretty certain 3.1 does have templates, but definitely not enough of
- an implementation for STL. Same difference.
-
- >have to use at least 4.0. Or, I guess you could get a C++ front end
-
- Apparently, it works with 4.0. I've had no trouble using 4.52 for some
- simple STL stuff so far (but, even simple STL stuff gives your compiler
- a template workout). As far as Borland C++ goes, 5.0 is obviously the
- best choice at the moment.
-
- Regards,
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