From:	Tron <l42794 AT alfa DOT ist DOT utl DOT pt>
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Subject:	Re: c++ templates and djgpp how?
Date:	Tue, 26 May 1998 14:42:24 +0100
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On Tue, 26 May 1998, Dominique Louis wrote:

> Hi all,
> Being a newbie to the world of DJGPP, I was wondering how I go about
> using templates as in Standard Template Library functions and algos. in
> my code. I tried including <list.h> to create some linked list templates
> but I get an error saying that list.h does not exist. Does ths STL have
> be installed separately or am I doing something really stupid

   be caurfull beacuse if you put <> outside of list.h you are meaning
that this .h file its in your default library directory... if you put in
the same directory of your main program you do this: #include "list.h"

   about templates:
      i am currently working on something that uses templates, list to say
better... and templates must all stand in a .h file, i didn't find any
info about this but if you put .h just with your declarations with
templates and implement those declarations in a .cc file, in C++ and
DJGPP, the files .cc that uses .h doesn't recognize the methods declared
in .h file...

   the stl have a syntax difficult and the examples that i have they
suck!!!

ps: try to put "" to your .h files and <> to your .h library


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