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aC++ compiler == HP ANSI C++ ?

 
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Ben Li
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‎08-09-2000 10:02 AM

‎08-09-2000 10:02 AM

aC++ compiler == HP ANSI C++ ?

I'm trying to port our MQ 5.1 product to HP-UX 10.20 or 11.00 version from Solaris. According the MQ document, it ask the HP compiler should be HP ANSI C++ or HP cFront C++ V3.1. But it seems HP don't have a compiler named as HP ANSI C++. And HP dont' support cFront C++ any more.
So here is the quetion: Is HP aC++ == HP ANSI C++ ?

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Rick Garland
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‎08-09-2000 10:03 AM

‎08-09-2000 10:03 AM

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Re: aC++ compiler == HP ANSI C++ ?

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Anthony Goonetilleke
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‎08-09-2000 05:35 PM

‎08-09-2000 05:35 PM

Re: aC++ compiler == HP ANSI C++ ?

There are two C++ compilers that come with HP

HP C++ /opt/CC

HP aC++ /opt/aCC

the latter is the ansic C++ compiler and the /opt/CC will be or already is not supported by HP.
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