Re: Equivalent tools.h++

From: glen stark (mail_at_glenstark.org.nospam)
Date: 10/09/03 

Date: Thu, 09 Oct 2003 14:35:50 +0200

Sybren Stuvel wrote:

> Philip enlightened us with:
>
>>Is there a "free" equivalent library to tools.h++ araound?
>
>
> And why oh why do you expect the entire world to know what "tools.h++"
> is???
>
> Sybren
I'm just skipping all the remaining, childish, discussion between you
two. It started out okay, but as is common, quickly degenerate.

Sybren, in case you are as lacking in social skills as you claim, the
above response is not the nicest way to say what you are saying. But
whatever. Philip, more detail is useful and usually necessary in a
usenet post, in particular when you are asking for help. People like
Sybren get pissy because one encounters posts like yours (which are
vauge and rather time wasting) all too often. Since this is probably
your first time doing this, I'm letting you know in a nice way.

Sybren, if you're interested, google reveals:

http://www-sst.informatik.tu-cottbus.de/~ssttool/Documentation/roguewav.htm
Tools.h++ is a C++ class library which provides C++ data structures.
Time, date, string, linked lists and all fundamental structures which
are needed for C++ programming are included in this library.

More detailed information is available at:
http://www.parallab.uib.no/SGI_bookshelves/SGI_Developer/books/Tlshh_UG/sgi_html/ch01.html

Philip, this is a proprietary product, and I don't think there's a free
(as in freedom www.fsf.org, www.gnu.org) version available anywhere that
bundles all the crap this thing does together. You will do better
searching for (first on google, then asking on usenet) what you want.

A lot of the stuff it looks they are offering are already in the C++
standard. They have just provided workarounds for on compliant compiler
vendors who are probably their biggest customers (it looks like
generic.h falls into this category). Some of the other features can be
found in boost (www.boost.org).

So do a more specific search. Most of the stuffwill be available
somwhere. The question will be if the interface is similar enough to
what you want.

Cheers.

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