re: [c++] Missing strstream.h

re: [c++] Missing strstream.h

[Dan Kegel]

Tapio Kelloniemi wrote:

> GCC (3.3.3) currently seems to miss strstream.h from the
> backward-compatibility include-directory. Only strstream is present,
> which old legacy code of course does not use. I think it should be
> added to make old code work without changes on g++ 3.3, and it is not
> even a big thing.

It's not too hard to make a set of compatibility .h files
yourself in your app's source tree, and tweak your Makefile slightly to let gcc find them,
I think.  That way your program will be more standards-compliant, too,
which will help you if you decide to compile it with some other
compiler after leaving gcc in frustration at how standards-compliant
it is :-)
- Dan

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[c++] Missing strstream.h

[Tapio Kelloniemi]

Hi

GCC (3.3.3) currently seems to miss strstream.h from the
backward-compatibility include-directory. Only strstream is present,
which old legacy code of course does not use. I think it should be
added to make old code work without changes on g++ 3.3, and it is not
even a big thing.

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