Hi
Quick question. Is it possible to find the source code for the predefined functions in C++
Tnaks
mauro21pl 10 Junior Poster in Training
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Jump to PostFunny enough, there's no guarantee that the STL is actually written in C++. I was reading somewhere that infact sometimes it breaks the rules.. but it's ok because it's all sealed shut..
If you google "c++ dereferencing null pointer" you might find the article..As for the other libs, …
Jump to PostIf you'd like to have a look at the code for one particular implementation of the STL, then check the SGI website for their source code
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krnekhelesh 16 Junior Poster
What compiler are you using?
mauro21pl 10 Junior Poster in Training
Dev-C++
Which compiler could i use to check the source code
thx
phalaris_trip 5 Junior Poster in Training
Funny enough, there's no guarantee that the STL is actually written in C++. I was reading somewhere that infact sometimes it breaks the rules.. but it's ok because it's all sealed shut..
If you google "c++ dereferencing null pointer" you might find the article..
As for the other libs, have a browse through the Dev-C++ folder..
Bench 212 Posting Pro
If you'd like to have a look at the code for one particular implementation of the STL, then check the SGI website for their source code
krnekhelesh 16 Junior Poster
Go to Dev C++ folder. There might be a folder named library. Normally for all compilers they keep all the predefined header files here.
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