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Date: Wed, 5 May 1999 07:50:57 -0400
From: Paul Thiessen <paul AT grserv DOT med DOT jhmi DOT edu>
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Subject: GNU and std namespaces
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Just a general curiosity question. I've been reading the C++ standard,
which talks about the std namespace that's supposed to be used with
standard library stuff with the new headers like <iostream>. But when I
look at the headers that come with mingw32/egcs, I see that <iostream>
just contains "#include <iostream.h>", and that <iostream.h> doesn't seem
to have any mention of std namespace. Has this just not yet been
implemented in GNU, or is there some more subtle mechanism used that's not
apparent from a quick glance at the header files?

 - Paul

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