Is the C++ stl included in redhat 9.0. If it is, how do i compile with it. If not where do I get the source?
Thanks
Chip
The Standard Template Library is part of the C++ Standard Library, so if you install the C++ development packages it's there. Per the standard, all compliant C++ compilers *must* support it and make it available. You can, however, find add on versions of the STL in case the version your compiler provides isn't quite up to snuff (*cough* VC++ *cough*). One of the most common add on versions of the stl is called STLPort (http://www.stlport.org/).
The STL is somewhat unique in that you don't compile it. Because of how templates work with most compilers, the STL is supplied entirely as header files. I don't know about red hat 9, but on my system the STL is located in /usr/include/g++-v3/ (note that there may be a g++-3 directory, but this is from an older version of gcc's STL).
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