I'm trying to determine whether flex++ produces standards-compliant C++. It seems that it very nearly does, except that /usr/include/FlexLexer.h refers to std::istream and std::ostream without the std:: prefix. This is as of 2.5.4a-30 (current unstable), however; 2.5.4a-29 was still using iostream.h. I downloaded 2.5.4a from ftp.gnu.org and its FlexLexer.h is still using iostream.h.
Does this mean that only Debian's (unstable) version of flex++ is properly C++ compliant (and still not quite)? Will the changes get back into the primary branch? My motivation here is to be able to document which version of flex++ some software requires. Right now I can use any version, but I have my own flex.skl and FlexLexer.h which are heavily modified. I'd rather be able to document a reliance on an authoritative version. --Greg -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
