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Hi, while porting some code written for Microsoft Visual C++, I found that the is_open() method of the different streams in <fstream> is not const. This required that I had to remove const from a lot of places in the code in question. The basic_filebuf::is_open() is marked as const, and all *stream::is_open() methods only reference basic_filebuf::is_open() in their is_open() implementation. I do not see a particular reason why the is_open() methods couldn't be const as well. I do know that there is a C++ Standard, but I don't have it for reference, so I am not perfectly sure if this is a "bug" in libstdc++, the Microsoft STL implementation, or perhaps an omission from the standard. I would be very grateful if you could enlighten me a little :) Thank you very much! Regards, Andreas Kohn PS: g++ 3.4's version of libstdc++.
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