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From: "Nicolay Giraldo" <ngiraldo AT colomsat DOT net DOT co>
To: "Christof Petig" <christof AT petig-baender DOT de>
Cc: "Cygwin" <cygwin AT cygwin DOT com>
Subject: RE: libstdc++ in -mno-cygwin target
Date: Tue, 29 May 2001 16:48:03 -0500
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>Nicolay Giraldo wrote:
>
>> There is any way to get iostream classes when compiling with
>> the -mno-cygwin option ?
>
>Look for Mumit Khan's document on mno-cygwin on the MinGW homepage (
>http://mingw.sourceforge.net/ ).
>You might as well consider reading my recent post to the mingw mailing
>list.
>
>Christof
>


Well I did some testing...
downloaded the GNU libstdc++ sources and tried to compile it...
got stuck in a file c++io.h or similar name.

Then I found stlport, and with a couple of hacks got it working.
The bad news...

hello world using C:  3kb
hello world using C++ and cygwin dll: 70kb (I tough it was too much)
hello world using C++ stlport: ~600kb!
all stripped

I still want a good C++ library, may be isn't that hard if we try.

Nicolay Giraldo


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