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On Feb 14, 8:48=A0pm, DJ Delorie <d DOT  DOT  DOT  AT delorie DOT com> wrote:
> > round() is part of TR1. and this should be part of the
> > implementation of 204.
>
> Just because something should be in djgpp doesn't mean there are
> people with the time to actually add it. =A0Would you like to volunteer
> to bring DJGPP up to spec?

I can't, I am not versed enough in compiler technology anymore.  it's
been 25 years since I've been in college taking software engineering
courses.  I'm rusty on a few things.
I thought that GNU provided TR1 with 4.5.2 and you didn't have to re-
engineer anything in the STL or TR1, you just compiled the compiler as
far as that portion goes.  Maybe I'm wrong. sorry.
Mingw-w64 included TR1 with their 4.5.2.  I just thought it was part
of the gcc compiler sources.

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