Back to Basics: Classic STL Bob Steagall CppCon 2021CppCon 2021 – Back to Basics: Classic STL Copyright © 2021 Bob Steagall Overview • Rationale • History and design overview • Iterators • Containers Containers • Algorithms 2CppCon 2021 – Back to Basics: Classic STL Copyright © 2021 Bob Steagall Goals and References • Goals • Understand overall STL design • Understand iterators • Recommended references Addison-Wesley 2014 • cppreference.com 3CppCon 2021 – Back to Basics: Classic STL Copyright © 2021 Bob Steagall What is "Classic STL?" 4 Language Support Concepts Diagnostics General Utilities

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variables. Suppose you want an environment "analytics" to store both a secret key needed to log in to a server and a path to a configuration file. The sections below explain how to write a script named env_vars index for conda to see the update. 4. To test custom channels, serve the custom channel using a web server or using a file:// URL to the channel directory. Test by sending a search command to the custom channel change many parameters, including: • Where conda looks for packages. • If and how conda uses a proxy server. • Where conda lists known environments. • Whether to update the Bash prompt with the currently

variables. Suppose you want an environment "analytics" to store both a secret key needed to log in to a server and a path to a configuration file. The sections below explain how to write a script named env_vars index for conda to see the update. 4. To test custom channels, serve the custom channel using a web server or using a file:// URL to the channel directory. Test by sending a search command to the custom channel change many parameters, including: • Where conda looks for packages. • If and how conda uses a proxy server. • Where conda lists known environments. • Whether to update the Bash prompt with the currently

variables. Suppose you want an environment "analytics" to store both a secret key needed to log in to a server and a path to a configuration file. The sections below explain how to write a script named env_vars index for conda to see the update. 4. To test custom channels, serve the custom channel using a web server or using a file:// URL to the channel directory. Test by sending a search command to the custom channel change many parameters, including: • Where conda looks for packages. • If and how conda uses a proxy server. • Where conda lists known environments. • Whether to update the Bash prompt with the currently

variables. Suppose you want an environment "analytics" to store both a secret key needed to log in to a server and a path to a configuration file. The sections below explain how to write a script named env_vars index for conda to see the update. 4. To test custom channels, serve the custom channel using a web server or using a file:// URL to the channel directory. Test by sending a search command to the custom channel change many parameters, including: • Where conda looks for packages. • If and how conda uses a proxy server. • Where conda lists known environments. • Whether to update the Bash prompt with the currently

variables. Suppose you want an environment "analytics" to store both a secret key needed to log in to a server and a path to a configuration file. The sections below explain how to write a script named env_vars index for conda to see the update. 4. To test custom channels, serve the custom channel using a web server or using a file:// URL to the channel directory. Test by sending a search command to the custom channel change many parameters, including: • Where conda looks for packages. • If and how conda uses a proxy server. • Where conda lists known environments. • Whether to update the Bash prompt with the currently

variables. Suppose you want an environment "analytics" to store both a secret key needed to log in to a server and a path to a configuration file. The sections below explain how to write a script named env_vars index for conda to see the update. 4. To test custom channels, serve the custom channel using a web server or using a file:// URL to the channel directory. Test by sending a search command to the custom channel change many parameters, including: • Where conda looks for packages. • If and how conda uses a proxy server. • Where conda lists known environments. • Whether to update the Bash prompt with the currently

variables. Suppose you want an environment "analytics" to store both a secret key needed to log in to a server and a path to a configuration file. The sections below explain how to write a script named env_vars index for conda to see the update. 4. To test custom channels, serve the custom channel using a web server or using a file:// URL to the channel directory. Test by sending a search command to the custom channel change many parameters, including: • Where conda looks for packages. • If and how conda uses a proxy server. • Where conda lists known environments. • Whether to update the Bash prompt with the currently

variables. Suppose you want an environment "analytics" to store both a secret key needed to log in to a server and a path to a configuration file. The sections below explain how to write a script named env_vars index for conda to see the update. 4. To test custom channels, serve the custom channel using a web server or using a file:// URL to the channel directory. Test by sending a search command to the custom channel change many parameters, including: • Where conda looks for packages. • If and how conda uses a proxy server. • Where conda lists known environments. • Whether to update the Bash prompt with the currently