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Re: Standard C++
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Kevin Ryde |
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Re: Standard C++ |
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Wed, 03 Dec 2003 06:19:41 +1000 |
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Frank Donahoe <address@hidden> writes:
>
> Have the C++ files from gmp-4.12/tests/cxx been reworked to bring
> them into compliance with the standard? They all receive the
> warning about deprecated or antiquated header, <strstream>,
In the next release they'll be using sstream, with a fallback to
strstream when sstream is not available (eg. g++ 2.95).
> I noticed
> that both -mcpu and -march were given. It is my understanding
> that -march includes -mcpu so that specifying it also is redundant.
We establish those options with independent tests. In a few cases
-march can come out lower than -mcpu. We've got a couple of cases
where gcc bugs are tickled by certain -march, and if the assembler is
too old an -march might be unusable altogether (eg. SSE2).
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