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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 02.07.2012 10:52, Devchandra L
Meetei wrote:<br>
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cstdint is part of C++11. The previous C++ standard did not
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C99 headers or features.<br>
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So it means that though c99 has support for stdint.h, c++ make
use of only in C++11?<br>
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You can include stdint.h in C++, if your library provides it (and
doesn't have a similar trap). It's just libstdc++'s cstdlib header
that is protected against inclusion from C++03. (Stupid restriction
IMO, but there you are.)<br>
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Sebastian<br>
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