Is there a net source for the standard string library.
Non of my compliers are supporting this yet.

Thanks
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rwolf@ibm.net writes:
>Is there a net source for the standard string library.
>Non of my compliers are supporting this yet.

GNU C++ has an implementation (in libg++).  Use of the code
is unrestricted if you are using gcc, but evidently not if
you want to use it with some other compiler.

If you can pay $$$, ObjectSpace has a version for many Unix and Windows
C++ compilers (included with ObjectSpace<STL>).
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