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What's the C++ STL library name on AIX
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Are you asking for the package name? For which C++ compiler?
Typically STL is part of the libstdc++ package, no?
Each libaray in the STL will be just the name of the library (i.e. Vector is in [green]<vector>[/green]).
Ir perhaps you mean namespace, in which case all the STL objects are in [green]namespace std[/green].
I hope I answered whichever question you were looking for.
Typically STL is part of the libstdc++ package, no?
Each libaray in the STL will be just the name of the library (i.e. Vector is in [green]<vector>[/green]).
Ir perhaps you mean namespace, in which case all the STL objects are in [green]namespace std[/green].
I hope I answered whichever question you were looking for.
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Well if AIX follows the usual Unix directory model, then include files will be somewhere in [tt]/usr/include[/tt] and the libraries will be in [tt]/usr/lib[/tt]
You can get a lot of information where things are stored by making your compiler "verbose". For example
[tt]g++ -v prog.cpp[/tt]
Will print out all the search paths and library names which are examined by default.
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You can get a lot of information where things are stored by making your compiler "verbose". For example
[tt]g++ -v prog.cpp[/tt]
Will print out all the search paths and library names which are examined by default.
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