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Article #3939Re: some STL questions
From: David Byrden
Date: Sat, 06 Apr 1996 19:33
Date: Sat, 06 Apr 1996 19:33
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krueger@luegfix.bauwesen.th-darmstadt.de (Robert Krueger) wrote:
>Hi,
>can anyone tell me about the chances of STL becoming ANSI standard?
It will.
>I heard
>it was accepted in the draft but what does that actually mean?
That it will.
>There seem to
>be a few different implementations out there.
Only the STL's interface will be defined by the Standard, and an
interface specification may be met by any number of implementations, so
that is not unusual.
However, at this stage there is no existing compiler that can meet
even the draft STL interface statndard, because it uses advanced C++
features. Therefore, the available implementations all provide some subset
of the correct interface.
David
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