Hi,

I'd like to use the stlport library in a DOS application (esspecialy iostream and the containers).

1) Is it possible?
2) Has anyone used it?
3) Do you have any hints how to make suitable library?
4) Are there any special problems I could encounter?

Thanks in advance,
Michal

<user@domain.invalid> wrote in message news:3EA8F969.8010106@domain.invalid...
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to use the stlport library in a DOS application (esspecialy
iostream and
> the containers).
>
> 1) Is it possible?
> 2) Has anyone used it?
> 3) Do you have any hints how to make suitable library?
> 4) Are there any special problems I could encounter?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Michal

I don't think anyone has tried it. One problem you may run into is it being too large.

In article <3EA8F969.8010106@domain.invalid>, user@domain.invalid (user@domain.invalid) says...
> Hi,
Hi.

> I'd like to use the stlport library in a DOS application (esspecialy iostream and the containers).
> 
> 1) Is it possible?

Yes.

> 2) Has anyone used it?

I did portions of an application port from
DOS-targetted bare C++ to C++ with templates
using DMC.  Before that, I made sure that
the basic containers and cout worked.

> 3) Do you have any hints how to make suitable library?

Study the intended usage?

> 4) Are there any special problems I could encounter?

As somebody mentioned, size can become a
problem.  But 600K is still a lot of code.

-- 
-Larry Brasfield
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