How to use another STL with g ++

Question

I want to use another STL with g ++ instead of the standard libstdC ++. What is the easiest way to do this?

I found the -nostdinC ++ flag that prevents g ++ from looking for its STL headers, but this is just compilation time. He will still make a g ++ link against his own STL.

So I need to find a way to block the binding.

Thanks!

Answer 1

One easy way is to build with gcc, not g ++ - it will not reference the C ++ libraries by default, but it will still compile .cpp files as C ++ code. You will need to specify your alternative libraries explicitly on the command line.

Answer 2

STLport gcc stl. Ubuntu, , (/usr/lib/libstlport.a). , , .