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03-25-2005 09:38 AM
03-25-2005 09:38 AM
Linking with aCC - 64 bit HP
Hello,
Can anyone pleae tell me if the functions in Time.h (Capital "T") of standard component libraries is supported in 64 bit aCC LP64 data model. If yes what libraries I need to link my code to use the functions defined in there?
Some more information
compiler: HP ANSI C++ B3910B A.03.55
os: HP-UX Release 11i
Thank you
Pradeep
Can anyone pleae tell me if the functions in Time.h (Capital "T") of standard component libraries is supported in 64 bit aCC LP64 data model. If yes what libraries I need to link my code to use the functions defined in there?
Some more information
compiler: HP ANSI C++ B3910B A.03.55
os: HP-UX Release 11i
Thank you
Pradeep
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03-25-2005 09:45 PM
03-25-2005 09:45 PM
Re: Linking with aCC - 64 bit HP
Hello,
Time.h is the old (deprecated) SC (Standard Component) library from old (obsoleted) Cfront compiler.
You should not be trying to use it anymore.
You should now be using STL (-AP) or even better STLv2 (-AA) with aCC.
SC symbols are in lib++.a
But since this lib comes from Cfront and Cfront was a 32-bit compiler only, it doesn't exist in 64-bit hence you won't be able to use it in 64-bit mode...
++Cyrille
Time.h is the old (deprecated) SC (Standard Component) library from old (obsoleted) Cfront compiler.
You should not be trying to use it anymore.
You should now be using STL (-AP) or even better STLv2 (-AA) with aCC.
SC symbols are in lib++.a
But since this lib comes from Cfront and Cfront was a 32-bit compiler only, it doesn't exist in 64-bit hence you won't be able to use it in 64-bit mode...
++Cyrille
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07-15-2007 02:38 PM
07-15-2007 02:38 PM
Re: Linking with aCC - 64 bit HP
Cyrille is correct. We never ported USL SC to 64 bit because when aC++ was released we told customers to NOT use SC anymore. SC also wasn't ported to IPF.
If you lived through Y2K and Y2K7, you'll know that Time.h was never supported timezones outside of the US.
If you lived through Y2K and Y2K7, you'll know that Time.h was never supported timezones outside of the US.
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