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Warren W. Gay VE3WWG <ve3wwg@home.com> wrote:
> The language that the STL is written in is:
>   - a subset of C++
>   - or the STL is not part of the C++ language proper. As such, it 
>     only enhances the usefulness of the C++ language, as a _library_

It could very well be that the STL of a certain implementation
(conforming!) is written in Ada. There is no way to tell from
a standard point of view.

cu bart

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