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Introduction About STLport SGI STL Base STLport Story STLport Features Portability Debug Mode Thread Safety Exception Safety Getting Started Download and Install Select Streams Mode Compiling with STLport White Papers Release Notes READMEs Interface with std:: Wrappers Config manual Regression Test Exception Test Feedback Bug Reports Forum Appendix Acknowledgements Your Free Licence
| # Compiling Your Project with STLport Please make sure "stlport" directory containing header files is the first one in your include search path when you compile the project Note: for SunPro CC 5.0 and higher, there is special directory "stlport/SC5" to be set in search path due to specific SUNpro search rules) ### Special Notes for SGI IOstreams Mode When using STLport as a dynamic library, please make sure you put in the PATH and distribute it together with your executable. This extra dependency is certainly in favor of using static linking. However, if your project deploys any Win DLL's using STLport, you have to use STLport as Win DLL, too. This is because it contains some static variables (like cerr stream) which would otherwise be duplicated in every DLL. This problem does not arise in Unix world. [ Visual C++ specific ] If using STLport as DLL, please be sure to use /MD[d] compiler option to pick up all dynamic libraries.