Topic: s(tr)(ing)streams
Author: Ryszard Kabatek <rysio@rumcajs.chemie.uni-halle.de>
Date: 1999/05/31 Raw View
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Author: Peter Claessens <peter.claessens@student.kuleuven.ac.be>
Date: 1999/05/30 Raw View
Stringstreams still seem to be supported very poorly by several C++
compilers. There is the deprecated <strstream> header file, that I
prefer not to use. Has anyone been working on a non-commercial <sstream>
file that could be generic enough to be compatible with
'semi-standardized' compilers (in my case, at this moment: djgpp gcc)?
I would appreciate any help.
Peter.
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Author: kuehl@horn.fmi.uni-konstanz.de (Dietmar Kuehl)
Date: 1999/05/30 Raw View
Hi,
Peter Claessens (peter.claessens@student.kuleuven.ac.be) wrote:
: Stringstreams still seem to be supported very poorly by several C++
: compilers. There is the deprecated <strstream> header file, that I
: prefer not to use. Has anyone been working on a non-commercial <sstream>
: file that could be generic enough to be compatible with
: 'semi-standardized' compilers (in my case, at this moment: djgpp gcc)?
You can download
<ftp://ftp.fmi.uni-konstanz.de/pub/algo/personal/kuehl/sstream.tgz>.
This does just this. I put up the file more than two years ago. Thus,
some things are quite different than I would do them now... Depending
on your compiler you might need to insert 'typename' in the right places.
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