Re: TR1 Book Now Available
"Vinzenz Feenstra" <vinzenz.feenstra@blog.evilissimo.net> wrote in message
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P.J. Plauger schrieb:
Dinkumware offers the *only* complete implementation of TR1.
It works out of the box with VC++ and gcc v3.x and later.
You can get various interesting bits from Boost, or with gcc
(libstdc++), however.
So what exactly is missing in boost? I am really interessted in this,
TR1 consists of three major components:
1) Facilities that mostly began in Boost, then were adapted for TR1.
2) Special math functions.
3) The C99 library additions.
Boost, of course, has some version of just about everything in (1),
but not always in a form that's completely compatible with TR1.
Yes, Boost is working on closing the gap, but last we tested it isn't
completely there yet. And *nobody* but us has (2) and (3) in any
form close to what is required by TR1.
Note that (1) and (3) have already been adopted into C++0x, the
next version of Standard C++.
does your statement also include the CVS version of the TR1
implementation?
I don't know what you mean by CVS here, but AFAIK my comments above
still apply.
HTH,
P.J. Plauger
Dinkumware, Ltd.
http://www.dinkumware.com
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