Nate Thern wrote:
> K&R C guy, I don't know or do etags, autoconf, gdb, etc. I'm probably long
> overdue to learn some of these tools. If I take this on, what resources are
> there to help me learn to code in the gnu style, and learn modern C++? (the
> best my library has is Stroustrup, 1997)
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On Tue, Apr 04, 2006 at 03:26:52PM +, Nate Thern wrote:
>Eric Blake comcast.net> writes:
>> You are
>> better off teaching your application about modern C++, and sending those
>> patches back upstream to the "C Scripting Language" project.
>Agreed. I'm just an engineer and self-taught C progra
Eric Blake comcast.net> writes:
> You are
> better off teaching your application about modern C++, and sending those
> patches back upstream to the "C Scripting Language" project.
Agreed. I'm just an engineer and self-taught C programmer who regularly
compiles his own stuff on cygwin when it's no
> I had to do the following to get it to compile:
> 1) add a "strstream.h" in the headers directory that includes
Are you adding files to /usr/include? That is asking for problems. You are
better off teaching your application about modern C++, and sending those
patches back upstream to the "C
I'm building "The C Scripting language" on cygwin, and it uses some deprecated
c++ include files and notations. The ones that caused problems are fstream.h
and strstream.h
I had to do the following to get it to compile:
1) add a "strstream.h" in the headers directory that includes
2) force head
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