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Multi-platform class library that acts as a extension to the [[Standard Template Library]], note that the projects homepage is all dead links and it better to investigate the product from their SourceForge page. Not commonly used on OS/2 or eComStation but on an occasion other libraries have a dependency on one of the libraries in the package and typically that portion gets ported rather than the whole package. A number of functions in the library are [[Microsoft  Windows]] specific.
Multi-platform class library that acts as a extension to the [[Standard Template Library]].
 
It's not commonly used on OS/2 but on an occasion other libraries have a dependency on one of the libraries in the package and typically that portion gets ported rather than the whole package. A number of functions in the library are [[Microsoft  Windows]] specific.


==Version==
==Version==
* Last known version: 1.9.118 - 2014-05-31
* Last known version: 1.9.118 - 2014-05-31
: Current status for OS/2 is actually unknown, portions of the library have been compiled using [[Open Watcom]] when dependencies in other libraries and applications have demanded it and that has gone mostly without a hitch but it does not seem anyone has tried a full port, if using the [[GCC]] toolchain you should not expect many problems. It is known that this version has some problems with recent Visual C++ compilers on [[MS Windows]].
: Current status for OS/2 is actually unknown, portions of the library have been compiled using [[Open Watcom]] when dependencies in other libraries and applications have demanded it and that has gone mostly without a hitch but it does not seem anyone has tried a full port, if using the [[GCC]] toolchain you should not expect many problems. It's known that this version has some problems with recent Visual C++ compilers on [[MS Windows]].


==Links==
==Links==
* [http://www.stlsoft.org/index.html STLSoft homepage]
* [http://www.stlsoft.org/index.html STLSoft homepage]
* [http://sourceforge.net/projects/stlsoft/ Project page] on SourceForge
* [http://sourceforge.net/projects/stlsoft/ Project page] on SourceForge
* [http://forum.dlang.org/group/c++.stlsoft Discussion group] on Digital Mars server.
* [http://forum.dlang.org/group/c++.stlsoft Discussion group] on Digital Mars server


==License and status==
==License and status==
* Open source released under the [[Three clause BSD license]] - Actively developed.
* Open source released under the [[Three clause BSD license]] - Actively developed


==Author==
==Author==
* Matthew Wilson (Original author)
* Matthew Wilson (Original author)


[[Category:Tools]][[Category:C++]][[Category:Generic Unix Tools]][[Category:MS Windows Tools]]
[[Category:C++ Class Libraries]][[Category:Open Source Software]]

Latest revision as of 21:34, 12 March 2018

Multi-platform class library that acts as a extension to the Standard Template Library.

It's not commonly used on OS/2 but on an occasion other libraries have a dependency on one of the libraries in the package and typically that portion gets ported rather than the whole package. A number of functions in the library are Microsoft Windows specific.

Version

  • Last known version: 1.9.118 - 2014-05-31
Current status for OS/2 is actually unknown, portions of the library have been compiled using Open Watcom when dependencies in other libraries and applications have demanded it and that has gone mostly without a hitch but it does not seem anyone has tried a full port, if using the GCC toolchain you should not expect many problems. It's known that this version has some problems with recent Visual C++ compilers on MS Windows.

Links

License and status

Author

  • Matthew Wilson (Original author)