• Alex Vinokur (8/8) Mar 14 2004 1. What is the difference between STLport and STLsoft?
• Matthew (19/23) Mar 14 2004 STLport is an implementation of the standard library.

"Alex Vinokur" <alexvn connect.to> writes:

1. What is the difference between STLport and STLsoft?

2. To compile with STLport the following command line is used :
    $ dmc -I -IC:/dm/stlport/stlport foo.cpp
    How to compile with STLsoft?

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"Matthew" <matthew stlsoft.org> writes:

"Alex Vinokur" <alexvn connect.to> wrote in message
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 1. What is the difference between STLport and STLsoft?

STLport is an implementation of the standard library.

STLSoft is a suite of technology-/platform-specific STL and general
mappings.

 2. To compile with STLport the following command line is used :
     $ dmc -I -IC:/dm/stlport/stlport foo.cpp
     How to compile with STLsoft?

Just point the compiler to where you've installed STLSoft, via the -I
switch.

I recommend defining an environment variable STLSOFT_INCLUDE and using that,
as in
    dmc ... -I%STLSOFT_INCLUDE% ... foo.cpp

but that's up to you.


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