Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: libgcc <strclass.h>
From: frenchc AT cadvision DOT com (Calvin French)
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Hmn, now I have a question about gcc's String class implementation. It seems 
to work quite well most of the time, but there is a problem and that is that 
it seems to be part of libgcc, not libstdcx. This is bad for me, since 
according to my understanding of the GPL I have to release my source code and 
all other kinds of terrible (j/k) things if I use it, right? I've so far kept 
my code that uses it to an absolute minimum with the plans to change it over 
to standard libc string functions, but perhaps there is a comparable 
(equivalent?) free implementation?

- Calvin -