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<span class="heading">Note for HP ANSI C++ Compiler users</span>
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<h2>Known problems</h2>
<h4>Configuring</h4>
<tt>stlcomp.h</tt> provides recognition section usable with <tt>aCC 1.06</tt>.
You should be able to use unconfigured STL distribution with it. If you
are using more recent version, you might want to enable more features
(see comments in <tt>stlcomp.h</tt>). Basically, <tt>"configure"</tt>
script was reported to work with aCC. However, your aCC version might
contain bugs (not showing in simple example) that could prevent your
code from compiling. In this case, refer to <tt>stlcomp.h</tt> to figure
out more reliable set of configuration switches.
<h4>Compiling</h4>
aCC enforces stricter name lookup checking than many other compilers.&nbsp;
Also it uses initial template name lookup scheme different from many
compilers. This scheme prevents any use of inherited typenames without
explicit "using" directive, etc.
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