'> Hi !! > > Can i use the STL (standard template library) to program in linux ? > does gcc or g++ support that library ? gcc is a c compiler so obviously it won't support it.
g++ is c++ standards compliant so there should not be any doubt that it supports complete STL as specified in C++ document. But on the other hand you should have tried to just see if a STL cpp code works with g++ before asking this question, beacuse quite frankly its stupid to ask "if a c++ compiler supports STL" ;-) neways no offence meant. > By using STL library data structure programming is easier !!! Data structure programming is a done deal for most of the parts except kernel level core stuff( even there now mostly you just need to used optimised versions of the libs). Just use the thousands or so opensourced libraries for links lists or queues or whatever you need. Many are implemented in c so are faster. Most of them are also well tested for years. So don't reinvent the wheel. BAIN PS: google for the libraries ofcourse -- ______________________________________________________________________ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List: ([email protected]) List Information: http://plug.org.in/mailing-list/listinfo/plug-mail Send 'help' to [EMAIL PROTECTED] for mailing instructions.
