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From:	"sergei.kucherenko" <sergei DOT kucherenko AT ntlworld DOT com>
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Subject:	Re: #include <limits>
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> Hi, Ben

> >Yes - the C++ library is very patchy in places.  The STL headers are all
> >present and more-or-less correct, but there are problems with a number
> >of the other headers.

Well, it seems that most of STL headers are mising. Like <vector>, <string>
etc. DJGPP couldn't find them when I tried to compile. Or something was
missing in my DJGPP installation ?

Regards,
Sergei

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