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From: "Chuck Allison" <cda@freshsources.com>
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Subject: <sstream> support
Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2000 22:21:57 -0600
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I notice that the latest Cygwin still does not support the classes in the
standard C++ header <sstream>. Will that ever be included? I like to use
Cygwin to teach C++ but this breaks a lot of my examples.

Thanks.

-- Chuck Allison
-- Contributing Editor, C/C++ Journal
-- www.freshsources.com





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