[PD-dev] STL & C++ & platforms - a question
jdavison at speakeasy.org
jdavison at speakeasy.org
Fri Aug 2 22:13:54 CEST 2002
andy at e-molecule.com writes:
>I am currently using STLPort quite heavily in a large application. It runs on
>both linux, windows and sgi with good performance. It is threadsafe, in fact
>fully reentrant, and I'd say its quite indispensible for any serious work in
>C++.
I second that. I started working with STLport with the Sun WorkShop C++
4.2 compiler in 1999 and very quickly concluded that STLport is an absolute
necessity when working with a compiler whose ISO/IEC 14882:1998 Standard
Containers Library and Standard Algorithms Library is deficient or absent.
(I've also had good results with the ObjectSpace C++<ToolKit>, but it is
neither Free nor open-source.)
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John Davison, jdavison at-sign speakeasy period org
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