| C++ libraries [message #79008] |
Tue, 26 August 2003 07:25  |
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Originally posted by: par.emanuelsson.ericsson.com
Are there C++ libraries included in the CDT (or elsewhere in Eclipse)?
I am thinking on support for multithreading and synchronization, string
handling, pattern matching, date and time handling, collection data types
etc.
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| Re: C++ libraries [message #79053 is a reply to message #79008] |
Tue, 26 August 2003 21:23  |
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Par Emanuelson wrote:
> Are there C++ libraries included in the CDT (or elsewhere in Eclipse)?
> I am thinking on support for multithreading and synchronization, string
> handling, pattern matching, date and time handling, collection data types
> etc.
No.
CDT is only the IDE part of Eclipse. It doesn't provide any compiler
toolchain nor C++ libraries, as these are part of the compilers and the
operating system etc..
Multithreading and synchronization are very dependent on the operating
system. Though, there are some free C++ wrappers around i.e. QThreads
and ZThreads which wrap around the pthreads-C-library (UNIX). String
handling is part of the C++ library coming with your prefered compiler
toolchain. Date and time handling is also dependent on the OS even
though there are wrappers in toolkits like Qt.
Collection and datatypes are part of the STL if you think of Vectors,
Lists, Stacks, Maps etc., these usually come with the C++ library of
your compiler.
As you can see, the support you ask for is provided elsewhere and
depended on your compiler and OS. You could also take 3rd-party
libraries. The field is so big and open, CDT couldn't provide it for any
given platform Eclipse runs on. And I did not even talk about the
Embedded Development with CDT.
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