State of the art 386/486 g++ compilers

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1 total messages Started by Michael R Haggerty Wed, 08 Apr 1992 18:43

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Author: Michael R Haggerty
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1992 18:43

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What is the state of the art in 386/486 g++ compilers?  I've had a look at djgpp
but it seems to be an implementation of a rather old C++ standard (it claims to
be version 1.05)--it uses stream.h instead of iostream.h; it shows no sign of
templates, etc.  Is there a more recent version of djgpp?  Where can I find
documentation about the various version's capabilities?

    I am getting the emx package for OS/2 but won't be able to try it until my
copy of OS/2 2.0 appears in the mail (soon, I hope).  From the documentation I
can't tell if it even supports C++ or only C.

    So what is the most advanced Intel GNU C++ compiler, where can I get it, and
where is it documented?  Alternatively, I would be very grateful if someone would
simply tell me where to find out this information myself.

Thanks for your help,
Michael Haggerty
mrhagger@athena.mit.edu

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