Anonymous (not verified) -
Tuesday, March 6, 2007 - 13:56
g++’s iostreams library follows the standard, which says ofstream does not have such an open() overload. Blame C++, not g++.
The C++ standard library was gathered together from several adhoc libs, like HP’s STL and somedude’s iostreams, and practically no integrating was done. This will be looked at in the next C++ standardization release, C++0x.
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g++’s iostreams library
g++’s iostreams library follows the standard, which says ofstream does not have such an open() overload. Blame C++, not g++.
The C++ standard library was gathered together from several adhoc libs, like HP’s STL and somedude’s iostreams, and practically no integrating was done. This will be looked at in the next C++ standardization release, C++0x.