* no <hash_map> in gcc 3.1.1-4
@ 2002-08-23 7:20 Christophe Trophime
2002-08-25 23:46 ` Dylan Cuthbert
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From: Christophe Trophime @ 2002-08-23 7:20 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: cygwin
Hi
I am trying to port some codes to NT using cygwin.
I have installed gcc 3.1.1-4 as a cross-compiler on my linux box.
When compiling it complains about missing <hash_map> header...
which is not on my "cross compiler include directories" neither on
NT with latest cygwin and gcc 3.1.1-4?
I think that changing <hash_map> to <hash_map.h> will fix this problem
but I would appreciate if <hash_map> is included in cygwin gcc 3.1.1-4.
Thanks.
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* Re: no <hash_map> in gcc 3.1.1-4
2002-08-23 7:20 no <hash_map> in gcc 3.1.1-4 Christophe Trophime
@ 2002-08-25 23:46 ` Dylan Cuthbert
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From: Dylan Cuthbert @ 2002-08-25 23:46 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: cygwin
We have hash_map here... it is in <ext/hash_map>
^[(B
^[(Bits also in an odd namespace - __gnu_cxx for some reason! __gnu_cxx should
^[(Bonly be used for internal stuff but since 3.0 its also being used for
^[(B"extensions" to the stl, I think they should have another namespace for
^[(Bextensions as its bad for external users to be accessing the __gnu_cxx
^[(Bnamespace directly, especially for such commonly required extensions such as
^[(Bhash_map.
^[(B
^[(BRegards
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^[(B> Hi
^[(B> I am trying to port some codes to NT using cygwin.
^[(B> I have installed gcc 3.1.1-4 as a cross-compiler on my linux box.
^[(B> When compiling it complains about missing <hash_map> header...
^[(B> which is not on my "cross compiler include directories" neither on
^[(B> NT with latest cygwin and gcc 3.1.1-4?
^[(B>
^[(B> I think that changing <hash_map> to <hash_map.h> will fix this problem
^[(B> but I would appreciate if <hash_map> is included in cygwin gcc 3.1.1-4.
^[(B>
^[(B> Thanks.
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