Re: bitset assignment & copy constructor
Igor Tandetnik wrote:
guy <guyvo67@gmail.com> wrote:
Where can I find the official STL specification on the net ?
This is the official C++ language standard (including the standard
library):
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I'd like to point out that the official STL and STL documentation are
available at SGI's, which is where the STL has found its resting place.
However, this is only interesting for historic reasons, because the STL was
mostly incorporated in the C++ standard, along with the C API and
IOStreams, to name the next two biggest parts. "mostly" also means not
100%, and there are a few slight differences between the C++ stdlib and the
STL.
In any case, to the OP:
- You should only look at the C++ stdlib, the STL is obsolete.
- The term "STL" is often used to refer to the containers, iterators and
algorithms of the C++ stdlib, but that is technically not correct.
I don't know whether it's avaliable online anywhere.
Doing some searching, you should be able to find a prerelease version, which
is accurate in 99% of all cases, but the official documents from the ISO
are usually not downloadable for free.
cheers
Uli
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