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Using the C++ STL vector container

Len Koss1
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Hello,

I'm currently using TI CCS v3.3 to generate a C++ build to run on a TI TMS320C6416 device.  I'd like to replace the standard "C" arrays in my program with the C++ STL vector container and I have the following questions:

1) Does the CCSv3.3 C/C++ compiler support the STL?

2) What header file do I need to include in my program in order to use the vector container?  I couldn't find <vector.h> so is there some other file that I need to use?

 

Thanks,

Len

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    Len Koss1 said:
    1) Does the CCSv3.3 C/C++ compiler support the STL?

    It is very likely.  See this article for details.  It depends on the version of the compiler (not CCS) you have.  If you have compiler version 6.1.0 or later, than you have STL support.  And I'm pretty sure CCS 3.3 comes bundled with a compiler release version later than that.  See this article for details on updating the compiler.

    Len Koss1 said:
    What header file do I need to include in my program in order to use the vector container?

    #include <vector>  // no file extension

    Thanks and regards,

    -George