Explanation on using STLport under Ubuntu

After reading a lot of articles, after compiling and installing stlport, there will always be a prompt that the header file cannot be found, or some library cannot be linked, which is very distressing. Today I followed the documentation that came with it, and it worked. , magical.

It’s actually very simple, the steps are as follows:

Enter the stlport directory, cd stlport/build/lib

make -f gcc.mak depend

make -f gcc.mak install

Then it can be used. There is no need to include the include.lib directory under usr/local. Maybe it has been added to the environment variables when executing make -f gcc.mak install. I don’t know if there is a concept of environment variables under Linux.

#include

#include

int main()

{

std::vector v1;

v1.push_back(0);

printf("the first element of vector is %d\n",v1[0]);

return 0;

}

www@Ubuntu:~/project$ g -g -o use_stl use_stl.cpp

www@ubuntu:~/project$ ./use_stl

the first element of vector is 0

Hey, it turns out to be so simple. I spent a lot of effort before. In fact, just follow the documentation. Hehe, remember!

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