In article <354083F6.2781@caeas1.in2p3.fr>, Francois Mauger
<mauger@caeas1.in2p3.fr> wrote:

> I use FasTrak V2.1.1 for Windows V3.1
> with the Microware Ultra C/C++ cross-compiler, the target is
> an OS9 running under version 3.0.
> My question is:
> is there, somewhere in the world,
> an implementation of STL which is:
> - ANSI
> - available
> - compatible with my config ?
>
> I do not plan to used Rogue Wave lib 'cause I need portability through
> Unix, Digital Alpha VMS&Unix...
>
> I don't know if it's possible to use
> the SGI STLport package (free on the net).
>
> Remark: soon I'll work on Windows NT, so it will
> be great if your proposed solution(s) could run
> on NT.

Dear Francois,

I have this setup and work with an older version of STL from HP which works
ok with Ultra C/C++. My version have two drawbacks:

1) The UltraC/C++ compiler 2.1.1 and the lastest version has a bug with
handling templates. The compiletimes are very long for big projects.
2) The map and multimap template wont work with V2.1.1.

If you or someone else has interest in using STL under UltraC please mail
me.

Rainer

P.S: During the day you can contact me as r.menes@microwi.de


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Hello,

I use FasTrak V2.1.1 for Windows V3.1
with the Microware Ultra C/C++ cross-compiler, the target is
an OS9 running under version 3.0.
My question is:
is there, somewhere in the world,
an implementation of STL which is:
- ANSI
- available
- compatible with my config ?

I do not plan to used Rogue Wave lib 'cause I need portability through
Unix, Digital Alpha VMS&Unix...

I don't know if it's possible to use
the SGI STLport package (free on the net).

Remark: soon I'll work on Windows NT, so it will
be great if your proposed solution(s) could run
on NT.

Thanks for your time.

Francois Mauger


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