Mail Archives: djgpp/1999/04/06/11:41:50
On Mon, 05 Apr 1999 21:18:19 GMT, manfred DOT heumann AT uni-bielefeld DOT de (Manni
Heumann) wrote:
>...The GNU string class, that you can
>find in libgpp, is the one with the capital S (included with <_string.h>. The
>new c++ library libstdcxx contains the string class that the standard
>prescribes (included with <string>).
So with the corrections I made to my test String program, I just managed to
test the libstdcxx string class ! That was what I was afraid of !
I wasn't sure of that because I couldn't find any trace of concatenation
with + in libstdcxx .
I will keep trying to understand why linking with the libgpp String class
failed.
>But over the long run nobody needs two c++ libraries, so libstdcxx will take
>the place of libgpp, which allready happened when it comes to the default
>library used for djgpp c++ programs.
I hope libstdcxx will soon have an "unlimited" integer class and an
"unlimited" random integer generator class.
>The documentation side of that, is the dark side. There are some documents on
>the net, and thanks to the standard they should apply to any compiler. But I
>don't think that there is any GNU documentation (and by the way the docs for
>libgpp were excellent).
Yes, I have a good description of the libgpp in HTML but it lacks of a few
short samples to test if installation is OK.
Thanks again for your help, Manni.
Gallicus.
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