Erik Hofman wrote: > > Erik Hofman wrote: > > >> clib is new to me too, but I'm no irix expert. My guess is that it > >> provides <cstdlib> style headers which was reported as a problem by > >> Erik. STLport appears the way to go though. > > > > > > While I agree that STLPort may be a good thing, I'm a bit worried about > > the fact that there are a *lot* of IRIX related fixes in the code, end > > we may need even more fixes to support STLPort (also). > > > > I'll take a look at both clib and STLport and see what might be best. > > STLport is no option. I would need the latest MipsPro compiler from SGI > (for about $750,-). I havn't found clib anywhere. > > I'm lost now. > :-(
clib is a compatability library that comes with boost. I wasn't aware of it until now. Its purpose is to provide the <cxxx> form of C standard headers. Since its only 3K gzipped I've attached it here. I've also had a quick look at the boost regression test suite and the command line it uses for compiling is: CC -c -LANG:std -OPT:IEEE_NaN_inf=ON -woff 1234 -I../boost/compatibility/cpp_c_headers This doesn't mean much to me but it may be of some use. I have a feeling though that your compiler may be too old to compile boost. Is gcc 2.95 an option? Cheers, Bernie
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