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Re: Which standard library implementation is used?
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Ulrich Eckhardt |
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Re: Which standard library implementation is used? |
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Fri, 23 Jul 2004 06:40:57 +0200 |
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(snipped quoting to an acceptable amount.)
Vijay Patil wrote:
> There are aroung 4-5 implementation if standard C++
> library, Like Dinkumware, STLport, SGI etc.
> Library used while compilation depends where ur
> compiling your code.
> If u are compiling with VC++, its Dinkumware,
There are enourmous differences between the one delivered with VC6 and a
current one...
> if u its on RedHatLinux 7.* then its SGI STL.
Nothing to do with RH, but with its compiler. You might be able to get a
Dinkumware lib with an Intel compiler running on RedHat, too.
BTW: SGI STL should not be called a C++ stdlibrary because it predates the
standard and also doesn't conform to it. ALso nice to know is that both
GCC's and Dinkumwares C++ stdlib derive from it.
Uli
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