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If you also want to use libraries that are built against MS STL, then you can't really use libc++. Of course if you can build everything with libc++, that's fin
by leni536 5y ago
If you also want to use libraries that are built against MS STL, then you can't really use libc++. Of course if you can build everything with libc++, that's fine. That's how Chromium is built, AFAIK.
- jcelerier 5y agoThat depends, on windows multiple standard libraries (even libc) can cohabit in the same process (but you have to be careful to, say, not free something in a different dll than the one which allocated it). If you are careful with that and aren't exchanging standard library types across library boundaries there won't be issued.