On Mon, Feb 14, 2005 at 12:40:53PM -0700, Warren Young wrote:
> Chris Frey wrote:
> >
> >the at() function is part of the std::vector<> class.
>
> Not on all platforms. How far back with STL do you go? Do you remember
> algo.h, for instance?
No. I've used C++ for many years, but grew into STL gradually, and I'm
still growing. Compiler support was usually ahead of my adoption of the
features. (luckily)
> The question that faces us is, are any of the compilers MySQL++
> currently works with among the list of those that don't support the
> Standard C++ exception hierarchy? We've tightened the list of supported
> compilers a lot under my short maintainership, but I'm not eager to
> tighten it further. It's seductive to look at the world through a
> g++3-only lens.
I only use mysql++ on linux with g++3 so far, so hopefully more people will
send their datapoints. (Speak up folks) :-)
- Chris
