Hi,
Could you let me know where I can
find the definition of the class
"Container" in STL. (I am using
libstdc++-2.8.1 in Solaris).
Thanks
sant@sasi.com

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sant@sasi.com writes:

> Could you let me know where I can
> find the definition of the class
> "Container" in STL. (I am using
> libstdc++-2.8.1 in Solaris).

There is no such class in the standard C++ library.  "Container" is
not a class, but a general set of requirements.  Any class is called a
container if it satisfies those requirements.


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