Standard library classes' implementation?
Hey all, I'm totally beginner to programming, sorry for the basic questions and bad English and Thank you for your help in advance.
Do we have access to implementation code of standard library Classes and functions in header files or we just have access to their interfaces and their implementation is presented in object code format for linking?
if just the object codes are available where is their location on the disk and what's their file name extension?
Do we have access to implementation code of standard library Classes and functions in header files or we just have access to their interfaces and their implementation is presented in object code format for linking?
if just the object codes are available where is their location on the disk and what's their file name extension?
The answer to all of that depends on who supplied your compiler and which operating system you're using.
If you're using the GNU libstdc++, you can get all the source you need over here:
http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/libstdc++/
If you're using the GNU libstdc++, you can get all the source you need over here:
http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/libstdc++/
| The answer to all of that depends on who supplied your compiler and which operating system you're using. If you're using the GNU libstdc++, you can get all the source you need over here: http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/libstdc++/ |
Excuse me, I forgot to mention that I use MS VC ++ 2010 Express.
And ,if at all possible, please give me an straight answer about the implementation of classes (whether their code are available or there are only their object code, I'm asking because when I open a header file I just see the declaration of member functions in classes definitions)
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