James Kanze wrote:
[...]
There's currently no newsgroup in place for discussing cross-platform
programming in C++,
Cross-platform C++ is precisely the subject of this group.
Then perhaps the group should get a better, more descriptive
name?
The name seems very clear to me. The subject of the group is
C++. Not Windows, nor Unix, but C++. The classical explination
for determining if something is on subject is: if the answer
would be the same in different languages, but different for
different platforms, it's off subject---if the answer would be
the same on different platforms, but different in different
languages, it's on subject. What does "cross-platform" mean, if
not "the same on different platforms"?
comp.lang.c++.non.standard.libraries.many.wish.for?
And how much discussion could there be about that? Once you've
posted what you want ("I'd like a library to manage cooking
recepes"), what else could be said.
Something else?
What would you suggest?
Posting platform independent questions concerning C++ here,
where they belong.
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