In article <D42244.5FH@nntpa.cb.att.com>, ajai@ffast.ffast.att.com says...
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>In article <kaufman-0402950039060001@mdeloren.async.vt.edu>,
>Matthew Kaufman <kaufman@aoe.vt.edu> wrote:
>>Are there public domain C++ libraries anywhere out there?
>
>Somewhere amongst its pages I remember seeing a list of useful C++ libraries
>available.
>

Check out:-

http://www.quadralay.com/www/CCForum/CCLibrary.html

It's got tons of libraries listed, more than you or I will ever need!

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In article <kaufman-0402950039060001@mdeloren.async.vt.edu>,
Matthew Kaufman <kaufman@aoe.vt.edu> wrote:
>Are there public domain C++ libraries anywhere out there?  I am using a
>C++ compiler at school, but it does not have any OOPS classes.  I'd like
>to get some of the more standard ones if they exist in the public domain.

I think the GNU C++ compiler comes with some libraries/headers?

If you have access to WWW point your browser at the C++ Virtual Library:

 http://info.desy.de/user/projects/C++.html

Somewhere amongst its pages I remember seeing a list of useful C++ libraries
available.

Have fun.

Aj.

Are there public domain C++ libraries anywhere out there?  I am using a
C++ compiler at school, but it does not have any OOPS classes.  I'd like
to get some of the more standard ones if they exist in the public domain.

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