On 28 Feb 1995, Jack Herrington wrote:

> Where do I get STL?  In Dr. Dobb's it mentioned that it was public
> domain.  Is there a standard distribution site?
>
> --
> 'You gotta be a straight shooter!  How about telling her the ... TRUTH!'
>   -Robin Williams
>    Alladin
>
>

Use Netscape or Mosaic and open this URL:

  http://isx.com/~dsupel/www/sponge/stl/

Then click on stl.zip.

- Joseph Y. Laurino
  bytewave@u.washington.edu
  "To err is human and to debug is divine"

hi,

Jack Herrington (jack@chroma.med.miami.edu) wrote:
: Where do I get STL?  In Dr. Dobb's it mentioned that it was public
: domain.  Is there a standard distribution site?

The FAQ from comp.lang.c++ states the following:

Q115: Where can I get a copy of "STL"?

"STL" is the "Standard Templates Library".  You can get a copy from:

STL HP official site:   ftp://butler.hpl.hp.com/stl
STL code alternate:     ftp://ftp.cs.rpi.edu/stl
STL code + examples:    http://www.cs.rpi.edu/~musser/stl.html
hacks for GCC-2.6.3:    ftp://ftp.uni-bremen.de/pub/.mount/ruin/C++/STL

:
: --
: 'You gotta be a straight shooter!  How about telling her the ... TRUTH!'
:   -Robin Williams
:    Alladin

dk
--
"We will encourage you to develop the three great virtues of a
programmer: laziness, impatience, and hubris" (from: "Programming
Perl", O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.)

Where do I get STL?  In Dr. Dobb's it mentioned that it was public
domain.  Is there a standard distribution site?

--
'You gotta be a straight shooter!  How about telling her the ... TRUTH!'
  -Robin Williams
   Alladin