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From: smirnov@nfsun7.jinr.dubna.su (Andrey Smirnov)
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> In general, I encourage people to look to libraries rather than language
> extensions. More often than not there seem to be a choice.
> 
> 	- Bjarne
> 

I join to opinion that better way is *standart* library extention. 
But as for me I know only iostream.h , complex.h, task.h. Where are other 
ones? Basic data structure, interface with operating system( As for me I 
have to do my own libraries on very pure standart provision).

I think that future of C++ is in library support and development enviroment.
Smalltalk guys already have this one. I don't like Smalltalk, but right now, 
IMHO, it is more creatfull enviroment. It should be as soon as it is possible
for us too!   

Andrew Smirnoff,
JINR,
Russia.