fopen, fprintf, vfprintf in g++

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From: gennart
Date: Thu, 26 Mar 1992 20:13

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    I switched from g++-1.39 to g++-2.0, due to an
    g++1.39 bug (destruction of objects on a break
    statement). The bug is fixed in g++-2.0, but
    on the other hand,
    it seems g++-2.0 does not really support the
    standard C I/O function (fopen, fprintf, vfprintf, fclose).
    For example, fopen is declared by g++ without parameters,
    and vfprintf is not declared at all. 
    Am I wrong, and if not, is there a plan to support
    such routines in the near future ?

-- Benoit

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