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From: jsc@athena.mit.edu (Jin S Choi)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: question on stream.h
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Date: 30 Jan 91 09:18:18 GMT
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I'm just starting to learn c++ and I was just wondering, is it normal for programs using stream.h to compile much larger than stdio.h? The stream.h equivalent to an 8K program is around 150K. I took a look at stream.h and it #includes just about everything else. Isn't this just a bit inefficient?
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Jin Choi
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