Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| > > Marko Vendelin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| > >
| > > | 4. Find better implementation of STL for Linux and use its string
| > > | class with LyX and GTK--/Gnome-- (current CVS version of gcc/libstdc++
| > > | is not good enough to compile LyX).
|
| Could anybody please explain once more in simple words what kind of strings
| LyX needs, in how many places such "good" strings are used and in how
| many places they are absolutely necessary (i.e. can't be replaced by
| some workaround that works even with "bad" strings).
The problem is that some c++ lib has very-close-to-conforming
basic_strings and others are further off. SunOS, and DEC Cxx are good,
gcc's are not so good.
LyX requires stl::basic_string api. Gcc does not have that.
Lgb
