Re: Bug in libm or libstdc++.

[Paul Derbyshire <pderbysh at usa dot net>]

At 10:36 AM 2/26/99 PST, you wrote:
>Limited resources.  Up to now most resources have been concentrated on
>completing the compiler portion of the standard, and we are very close.
>The only significant unimplemented feature is "export".

My copy of Stroustrup makes no mention of "export", IIRC.

>If you would like to volunteer to assemble such a list...

Ack!

Well, for starters:
* <valarray>  to be implemented
* <limits>  to be implemented
* "void (*foo) (void) throw ();"  causes a spurious error
* IIRC stringstreams and <sstream> were incomplete/missing

Anyone else who'se noticed an omission/incomplete thing/bug in C++ support
that isn't platform-dependent is welcome to add to the list.

>As for ETAs, in the free software world the only answer you will get is
>"when it's ready".

Or "when you do it yourself" right? <g>

I may be able to cobble together a draft of a working <valarray>. If I come
up with one amidst all the other work I'm doing on my own stuff, I'll be
sure to offer it here.

>See http://sourceware.cygnus.com/libstdc++/

OK

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