What I meant was that STL is C++ template source code, instead of prototypes to functions in a library. So if you use a template function from the STL, the code for that template function is getting...
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What I meant was that STL is C++ template source code, instead of prototypes to functions in a library. So if you use a template function from the STL, the code for that template function is getting...
Note that the STL is actual code (as opposed to headers) that is included with your code. This is how the templates can handle type specific objects with what is otherwise generic code.