Re: Problems with understanding the use of stlport linux with c++
- From: Roger Leigh <${rleigh}@invalid.whinlatter.ukfsn.org.invalid>
- Date: Wed, 07 Jun 2006 14:08:26 +0100
eladkatz@xxxxxxxxx writes:
i have no idea how to use the stlport-linux i have as part of the
workspace... i'm trying to add a feature and integrate it into the
project but i don't know how to enable the use of the stlport - what
should i install
? how do i install it? and where is the api???
You don't.
STLport was an implementation of the C++ Standard Template Library; it
used to be needed back in the days of GCC 2.95. It is now obsolete.
Today, the STL is implemented in the C++ Standard Library, so you get
it for free with any ISO C++ compiler. If you install GCC 3.x or
(better) 4.x, you will get libstdc++ with the STL as part of it.
You don't need to do anything special to use it, since it's part of
Standard C++. Just include the right headers, and you're done.
Regards,
Roger
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