TRU64 C++

heitkamp_at_ameritech.net
Date: 03/20/04 

Date: Sat, 20 Mar 2004 16:01:38 GMT

How is the latest TRU64 C++ compiler (I believe its version 6.5) as far
as being up-to-date with the latest C++ standards? I have version 6.1
now and it seems not to like C++ with STL, namespace std etc.

Fred

Relevant Pages

  • Re: new IL: C (sort of...).
    ... and the frontend compiler needs to be able ... Having very limited pointers is a fact of life in a VM language though, ... vague claims about Pascal's pointer support. ... That is pretty normal for standards (the ...
    (comp.lang.misc)
  • Re: Why not add namespace feature into standard C?
    ... features, I can't understand why not add this feature into standard C. ... Because the standards people were more concerned with adding arbitrary ... All the compiler vendors have balked. ...
    (comp.lang.c)
  • Re: SOURCEFORMAT AND COPY LIBRARY
    ... Jimmy? ... Oh that human communication problem! ... version of the compiler, ... I still LIKE YOU :-) - but you are very passionate about the Standards. ...
    (comp.lang.cobol)
  • Re: Testing ham radio software on Sun hardware.
    ... Is that like the way Micro$oft adheres to the W3C standards? ... It sometimes means code built with gcc will not compile on better compilers. ... The other issue is that people often write code that works on Linux, but makes use of Linux specific header files. ... If anyone has some open-source UNIX or Linux code they would like to test on a Sun, using a commercially produced C compiler, let me know. ...
    (uk.radio.amateur)
  • Re: COBOL "non-myth" confirmed - Index and subscripts (MF on Windows)
    ... and will not, by itself, have subscripts catch up to indexes. ... by compiling with optimization off. ... I'll wager 100US it shows the offset from the beginning of the table on my compiler, ... IBM _are_ in the business of writing standards. ...
    (comp.lang.cobol)