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Jerome Gardou: - Add STLport 5.2.1 (yes, STLport, the c++ stl implementation) to build. For now, it works only in user mode. - Link some c++ executables to it - sol.exe : one step towards a complete and modern OS. - Dedicated to Amine for his patience and his help. - Might Break Things! (tm) svn path=/branches/cmake-bringup/; revision=49046
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Build of STLport with Intel C++ compiler for Windows is identical
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to the one for Microsoft Visual Studio compiler (see README.msvc).
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Known issues:
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1. If you have bind your Intel C++ compiler to the Visual Studio 6
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install and build your application without the -Qvc6 option you might
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experiement linking issue concerning 'std::unexpected' missing symbol.
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The reason of this problem is that without -Qvc6, ICL adds necessary
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code to invoke std::unexpected function when a raised exception is
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different to the one specified in a function prototype. As VC6 library
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do not contain this symbol ICL cannot find it anywhere.
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As a workaround, STLport has its own std::unexpected implementation
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that you will find in src/dll_main.cpp. ICL is looking for a static
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symbol so if you use STLport static lib ICL will use its std::unexpected
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implementation but if you use STLport dynamic lib then ICL won't find
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it. You only need then to copy/paste the STLport implementation somewhere
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in your implementation and ICL will be happy.
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