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It depends on your definition of "standard." POSIX is a standard, and it's the standard nearly everybody has used for networking and filesystem access.
by maxlybbert 11y ago
It depends on your definition of "standard." POSIX is a standard, and it's the standard nearly everybody has used for networking and filesystem access.
- Q6T46nT668w6i3m 11y agoMicrosoft is a notable exception. ;)
- jonstewart 11y agoYeah, writing C++ code that works on both Windows and *Nix means I can't use straight POSIX, and usually wind up with Boost ASIO and Filesystem. Putting them into the standard library means I've got two fewer libraries I need to worry about in autoconf.