Andy Ross wrote:
>
> > I believe so, although some just ignore namespace declarations
> > (gcc-2.95!). My only guideline is Boost, it targets many the same
> > platforms we do (and some we don't).
>
> The gcc-2.95 I'm using (the one named something different, packaged by
> a distribution vendor I'm afraid to name) supports namespaces just
> fine. They aren't ignored. The following, for example, compiles and
> produces the expected results, despite the fact that foo() is declared
> in both namespaces:
>
> #include <iostream>
>
> namespace a { void foo() { cout << "a\n"; } };
> namespace b { void foo() { cout << "b\n"; } };
>
> int main()
> {
> a::foo();
> b::foo();
> }
>
Maybe its just std:: thats ignored.
Bernie
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