Re: c++ docs

1999-06-01 Thread E.L. Meijer \(Eric\)
> > On Mon, 31 May 1999, Brad wrote: > > > Where are the docs for the c++ libraries? > > > More specifically, i have a copy of "C++ How To Program" second edition > > here. It claims that #include will allow strings to be > > manipulated as streams. "sstream: No such file or directory" g++ tell

Re: c++ docs

1999-06-01 Thread Carl Mummert
You are probably looking for 'strstream' which you can include headers for with '#include '. The name of this class has been strstream for a couple of years, but all of the STL stuff is relatively young, so if your book is more than (about) two years old, many thngs may end up slightly inaccura

Re: c++ docs

1999-06-01 Thread David B.Teague
On Mon, 31 May 1999, Brad wrote: > Where are the docs for the c++ libraries? > More specifically, i have a copy of "C++ How To Program" second edition > here. It claims that #include will allow strings to be > manipulated as streams. "sstream: No such file or directory" g++ tells me. > > "Ok th

Re: c++ docs

1999-05-31 Thread Havoc Pennington
The standard string streams stuff isn't supported yet in egcs, I don't think. To find out if something is supported, see if it's there. For docs, read Stroustrup. :-) There's also: http://www.sgi.com/Technology/STL/ which is helpful. Havoc

RE: c++ docs

1999-05-31 Thread Shaleh
On 31-May-99 Brad wrote: > Where are the docs for the c++ libraries? > > More specifically, i have a copy of "C++ How To Program" second edition > here. It claims that #include will allow strings to be > manipulated as streams. "sstream: No such file or directory" g++ tells me. > > "Ok then, i'