[omniORB] Help on Sun C++ and STL

[Randy Shoup]

ObjectSpace (www.objectspace.com) has an implementation of the STL,
which we are using with the Sun 4.2 compiler.  I believe that the STL
part of their Toolkit is free.  They have a lot of other C++
portability/convenience libraries (threading, system calls, etc.), which
we have found to be extremely high quality and well-designed.  The
extras cost, though.

Good luck.

"Carlson, Andy" wrote:
> 
> Renny,
> 
> The only STL I have found which compiles with Sun C++ 4.2 is
> the one from RogueWave. Unfortunately you have to pay for it
> because its part of their Standard C++ Library package.
> 
> There may be others which work too, but I havent found them.
> 
> Andy
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> -----------
> Andy Carlson. AT&T Labs (UK)    Tel: +44 1527 495258
> E-Mail: andycarlson@ipo.att.com Fax: +44 1527 495229
> 
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Renny Koshy [SMTP:renny@visualsoft.com]
> > Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2000 12:36 PM
> > To:   Omniorb-List (E-mail)
> > Subject:      [omniORB] Help on Sun C++ and STL
> >
> > Hello all...
> >
> > I'm stuck with a C++ lib from a vendor who made it for Sun's 4.2 compiler.
> > I have the 5.0, so I compile my styff using the -compat=4 option.  omniORB
> > and my app compile, BUT I can't seem to compile anything that uses STL
> > code,
> > and I am *DESPERATELY* in need of an event service.  I've tried WITEvents,
> > omniEvents, etc. to no avail.  The only thing I can think of is to write a
> > separate module that deals with the 4.2 lib, then convert the data, send
> > as
> > a normal CORBA call to a 5.0 app that converts the data again to some
> > format
> > (since then I can't use the 4.2 libs/classes) and change all my code to
> > accomodate this.
> >
> > Please help!
> >
> > Renny
> >


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