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toton
Hi,
Anyone have a link to comparative study of different C++ compilers
and how much they conform to C++ language standard? Most of the big
platforms I know have GCC which well supports C++ standard. But mainly
looking for compilers for small platforms like ARM, XScale, OMAP
processors, and mobile OS's. I am not getting enough imformation which
of the platforms HAVE a C++ compiler/cross compiler and how much they
support C++ standard.
It may not be the proper group to ask the question, but someone might
have a link to some study regarding this. I am not even interested to
old compilers if a new one exists( like I dont bother whether VC6
supports C++ standard or not as GCC, VC7, VC8 exists for the platforms
and more or less well support C++ standard)
I have some C++ code runs well under linux using gcc 4 , which heavily
uses template (STL, Boost) based library and want to know what are the
platforms which will compile the code unmodified! Just want to know
how much portability I can make out of a standard C++!
Thanks
abir
Anyone have a link to comparative study of different C++ compilers
and how much they conform to C++ language standard? Most of the big
platforms I know have GCC which well supports C++ standard. But mainly
looking for compilers for small platforms like ARM, XScale, OMAP
processors, and mobile OS's. I am not getting enough imformation which
of the platforms HAVE a C++ compiler/cross compiler and how much they
support C++ standard.
It may not be the proper group to ask the question, but someone might
have a link to some study regarding this. I am not even interested to
old compilers if a new one exists( like I dont bother whether VC6
supports C++ standard or not as GCC, VC7, VC8 exists for the platforms
and more or less well support C++ standard)
I have some C++ code runs well under linux using gcc 4 , which heavily
uses template (STL, Boost) based library and want to know what are the
platforms which will compile the code unmodified! Just want to know
how much portability I can make out of a standard C++!
Thanks
abir