Hi all,
What's the correct way to include hash_map? Through #include
?
Why shouldn't #include work? Because it is an STL extension
by SGI (afaik)?
Cheers,
Paulo Matos
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Hello,
Paulo Matos wrote:
> What's the correct way to include hash_map? Through #include
> ?
> Why shouldn't work? Because it is an STL extension
> by SGI (afaik)?
hash_map is a deliberate extension provided by libstdc++. The correct
way will be #include after C++0x is out. If #include
would
> Oh, I am terribly sorry. I didn't realize I am not allowed to speak
> without your permission.
>
It is simply very frustrating when one asks a question and people
answer a different question which has nothing to do with your inquiry,
then tells you that you are lame for doing something.
> In tha
Bernd Strieder wrote:
> hash_map is a deliberate extension provided by libstdc++. The correct
> way will be #include after C++0x is out. If #include
> would be used now, but in C++0x substantial changes would
> have to be done, this would be very annoying. By moving it to ext/ both
> versions co
Hi all,
I'm somewhat confused. What's the difference in g++4.1.1 between
ext/hash_map, ext/hashtable and tr1/hashtable?
Moreover, when I try ext/hash_map, the second third template argument
is hash type, where is this defined? In which namespace?
Are there any documents where can I find info on
