Re: #include <locale> fails

[Dave Seaman]

On Wed, 15 Jun 2005 12:54:48 +0100, MartynW wrote:
> Hi Folks,

> I am trying to port my app from Windows (built using MSVC 6.0 & MFC) to an 
> alien environment Linux (Mandrake 9.2 with gcc 2.96) and was getting on fine 
> until I tried porting a header that included the line "#include <locale>". 
> The compiler simply says "No such file or directory" even tho it finds 
> headers for <string> <algorithm> <functional> with no problem and otherwise 
> compiles brilliantly.

> The installations for the compiler, c++ standard lib all went ok, so I guess 
> I need to install something extra.

> If anyone has any ideas on what I may be missing and where I might get it, I 
> would be most grateful.

> Many thanks. 

You need a newer version of gcc.  It certainly works with gcc 3.2.2, for
example.  That's the oldest version I tried.


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