This library is obsolete. Please use the official gcc C++ standard library.
uSTL is a partial implementation of the C++ standard library that focuses on decreasing the memory footprint of user executables. While some projects can use it to replace the standard library without any code changes, there exist important differences that you should be aware of. Please read documentation in docs/index.html before using this library in your project.
Then, after you've read it, consider whether you really want to make your project depend on a nonstandard standard library to get almost nothing for the trouble. uSTL is no longer significantly smaller than the standard library, but continues to have numerous incompatibilities that were required to get those space savings twenty years ago. So when I ask you to just use the standard library, I really do mean it!
The only dependency is a C++ compiler, gcc 5 or clang 3.6.
Build configuration is in Config.mk and config.h, generated by configure.
configure --help will list available configuration options.
./configure --prefix=/usr
make
make check
make installHere's a simple hello world application:
#include <ustl.h>
using namespace ustl;
int main (void)
{
cout << "Hello world!\n";
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}Compile the sources with g++, but link the executable with gcc.
g++ will link with -lstdc++ by default, but to use uSTL you need to
link with -lustl -lsupc++ instead. The right way to get this list of
libraries is to use pkg-config --libs ustl. The pkg-config description
file for uSTL is installed if you have pkg-config on your system.
Report bugs on the github issue tracker