From: Ian Tiberius Miller <itmiller AT dra DOT hmg DOT gb DOT removeme>
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Subject: Re: C++ missing file
Date: 02 Jul 1997 13:28:41 +0100
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"Klywarre (THE AVATAR)" <mortral AT ix DOT netcom DOT com> writes:

> 
> I've been wondering through the lang/cxx directory last night and
> today; found a lot of files with no '.h' ext.  That is fine --- there
> was another file with the same name but with the '.h' ext.
> 
>    Now the problem ---------       There is a file called:   queue
> 
> 
>                                     But where is         queue.h
>                                                          -------
> 
>     This file   queue.h  is *nowhere* to be found!!!!!!!!!
> 
>      Anyone with ideas.............   James

The draft ISO C++ standard says that standard library headers shall be
included like so

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
...

Notice that there is no .h in these filenames. A C++ compiler is free
implement this inclusion in any way it likes. Evidently, gcc does so
simply by renaming/copying the old headers to the new ".h-less" names.

As far as that "queue" file is concerned, maybe it is a new include
file for a new library class. (I don't care really.) Is it actually
a problem?

If you are really interested, you can get an HTML copy of the draft
C++ standard from

http://www.cygnus.com/misc/wp

-- 
Ian Miller, Dorset, UK
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