l-manual package,
which contains the information from Silicon Graphics about the STL (g++
currently uses the SGI implementation).
> > streams! "Hmmm... did i miss a -doc somewhere?". Fired up dselect, and
> > couldn't find any c++ docs at all, installed or uninstalled
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
;Hmmm... did i miss a -doc somewhere?". Fired up dselect, and
> couldn't find any c++ docs at all, installed or uninstalled...
>
> So, does anyone know where the docs are? Or at least how to use something
> like what the book is talking about?
Unfortunately, there is very
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
mmm... did i miss a -doc somewhere?". Fired up dselect, and
> couldn't find any c++ docs at all, installed or uninstalled...
>
> So, does anyone know where the docs are? Or at least how to use something
> like what the book is talking about?
>
g++ uses strstream. I am unsure if that is the proper ANSI name or not.
ust check the docs" i think to myself. Tried the manpages.
Tried info. Tried looking in /usr/doc. i couldn't even find anything about
the c++ string class (which i know i have), much less using them as
streams! "Hmmm... did i miss a -doc somewhere?". Fired up dselect, and
couldn
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