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From: burger AT bunsen DOT HRZ DOT Uni-Marburg DOT DE (Christian Burger)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: stl problem w/ v2beta5
Date: 12 Feb 1996 17:12:17 GMT
Organization: University of Marburg / Germany
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Erik Max Francis (max AT alcyone DOT com) wrote:
: Christian Burger wrote:

: > The following does not link, complaining about a missing new or so:
: > 
: > #include <list>
: > main() {
: > list<int> a;
: > a.push_back(1);
: > }
: > 
: > Any clues?

: Without more information, all I can say is that it sounds like you might have a
: problem instantiating your template class.

: There are several ways to do this; check the gcc documentation for more
: information.

Hmm. The code above works under linux/gcc-2.7.2/lib-g++-2.7.1.
The relevant stl-header files seem identical.
Using -fno-implicit-templates and manual instantiation could hardly be
considered an option here.
The -frepo thing doesnt seem to work under DOS.

What should I try?
I consider this as a serious problem for using gnu-c++ under DOS.

Christian
burger AT bunsen DOT hrz DOT uni-marburg DOT de