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From: Ben Harris <ben DOT harris AT bigpond DOT com>
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Stephen, thanks for the reply.
Are you aware of any other ICO C++ headers that DJGPP (or its associated
C++ compiler add-on) is missing?

Ben.

Stephen Silver wrote:
> 
> Ben Harris wrote:
> 
> > Hi guys, I'm just wondering if it is a coincidence that my DJGPP package
> > didn't come with a <limits> header or if it's me...
> 
> DJGPP doesn't have a <limits> header.  I wrote one for my own use which
> I've just uploaded to http://www.argentum.freeserve.co.uk/cpp/limits in
> case anyone wants a copy.  I've tested this on MinGW as well as DJGPP.
> It's not quite complete, as I haven't implemented some of the member
> functions of the floating point specializations (because they are of no
> interest to me, and it wasn't immediately obvious to me how they should
> be defined).  I haven't used this header very extensively, so there may
> be other problems which I haven't noticed.
> 
> Even recent development snapshots of libstdc++ don't implement <limits>.
> This is not really surprising, as it's platform dependent and so best
> left to those who maintain GCC ports.
> 
> Stephen