E:Compiler specifics

#: :CompileDB.txt
# Compiler information listings for Thinking in 
# C++ 2nd Edition By Bruce Eckel. See copyright 
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# compiler. The listings are, to the best of my 
# knowledge, correct Standard C++ (According to 
# the Final Draft International Standard). Please
# note that the tests were performed with the 
# most recent compiler that I had at the time, 
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# CPP: the name of your C++ compiler
# CPPFLAGS: Compilation flags for your compiler
# OFLAG: flag to give the final executable name
#@CPP = yourcompiler
#@CPPFLAGS =
#@OFLAG = -e
@.SUFFIXES : .obj .cpp .c
@.cpp.obj :
@   $(CPP) $(CPPFLAGS) -c $<
@.c.obj :
@   $(CPP) $(CPPFLAGS) -c $<
# Assumes all files will compile
# See later for an example of unix configuration
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# Borland C++ Builder 4
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(obj)
# Executable file extension in square brackets:
[exe]
# The leading '&' is for special directives. The
# dos directive means to replace '/' 
# with '\' in all directory paths:
&dos
# Inserted directly into the makefile (without
# the leading '@' sign):
@CPP = Bcc32
@CPPFLAGS = -w-inl -w-csu
@OFLAG = -e
@.SUFFIXES : .obj .cpp .c
@.cpp.obj :
@   $(CPP) $(CPPFLAGS) -c $<
@.c.obj :
@   $(CPP) $(CPPFLAGS) -c $<
# Problem with string constructors:
C17:StringIterators.cpp
# Causes an unresolved external:
C17:ICompare.cpp
# Template bug:
C19:ArraySize.cpp
# Bitset is Broken in this compiler’s library:
C20:BitSet.cpp
# Not sure what the problem is here:
C20:ListRobustness.cpp
C20:BasicSequenceOperations.cpp
# Problem with vector.cc
C20:VectorCoreDump.cpp
# bitset::bitset(string) missing:
C20:VectorOfBool.cpp
# compiler strangeness:
C20:AssocInserter.cpp
# Problem with templates?
C21:FunctionObjects.cpp
# Problem with the algorithms
C21:PtrFun1.cpp
C21:PtrFun2.cpp
C21:MemFun1.cpp
C21:SearchReplace.cpp
# Function-level try blocks not implemented:
C23:FunctionTryBlock.cpp
# Uses the SGI STL extensions, so it actually 
# isn't supposed to compile with this 
# compiler:
C20:MapVsHashMap.cpp
C21:MemFun4.cpp
C21:Compose2.cpp
#################################################
# The egcs (Experimental g++ compiler) snapshot 
# under Linux:
{ egcs }
(o)
[]
# The unix directive controls the way some of the
# makefile lines are generated:
&unix
@CPP = g++
@OFLAG = -o
@.SUFFIXES : .o .cpp .c
@.cpp.o :
@   $(CPP) $(CPPFLAGS) -c $<
@.c.o :
@   $(CPP) $(CPPFLAGS) -c $<
# Files that won't compile
# Error in streambuf.h:
C18:Cppcheck.cpp
# A basic compiler bug
C20:BankTeller.cpp
# Problem with the egcs iterator header
C20:StreambufIterator.cpp
C20:RawStorageIterator.cpp
# egcs is missing istreambuf_iterator
C20:WordList2.cpp
C20:TokenizeTest.cpp
C20:TokenIteratorTest.cpp
C20:WordCount.cpp
C20:MultiSetWordCount.cpp
C21:SortTest.cpp
C21:SortedSearchTest.cpp
# egcs is missing std::iterator:
C20:Ring.cpp
# egcs is missing char_traits
C17:ICompare.cpp
# egcs vector and deque (at least) are missing
# the "at()" functions:
C20:IndexingVsAt.cpp
# There’s a problem with the egcs string class:
C17:Compare2.cpp
# Problem with egcs priority_queue:
C20:PriorityQueue4.cpp
C20:PriorityQueue8.cpp
# Broken in this compiler’s library:
C20:BitSet.cpp
# These are because <sstream> isn’t implemented
C18:NumberPhotos.cpp
C20:StringVector.cpp
C20:FEditTest.cpp
C20:StringDeque.cpp
C20:VectorOfBool.cpp
C20:WildLifeMonitor.cpp
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