Re: c++ libraries

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Roopesh Kohad wrote:
Hi,
    I understand that libstdc++ is standard C++ library implementing
functions in 32 standard headers. But then what are libsupc++ and
libsupc++convenience for?

The compiler *requires* certain library functions in order to implement the language -- this is the 'language support library'. This is things like dynamic cast helpers and exception matching. These are in libsubc++.

libsupc++ is the standalone language support library -- if you do not
use the STL, you only need to link with that.

libsupc++convenience is libsupc++ in a form that is incorporated into
libstdc++

nathan

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