From:	alainm AT news DOT RISQ DOT QC DOT CA (Alain Magloire)
Subject:	Re: Regarding STLs
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Vani R. (vani AT accord-soft DOT com) wrote:
: Hello,
: 	In the book "The C++ programming language" ,Mr.Stroustrup says
: only a part of standard library is language support. Can anybody tell me
: what part is the language support and what part not.

Hm... Interesting question ..

But meanwhile things have changed. The C++ ISO std was out in september 1999. 
The std covers  C++ and the C++ std Library (also call the STL).
Both are thightly bound.  Various Compilers, including our favorite,
GNU C++, are pulling the bits to come up with a full compliant implementation.

Unfortunately, I do not have the std at hand, for now. But you could
try comp.lang.C++ for a better cover and some good criticism on the new
std.

: Thanks in advance,

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au revoir, alain
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