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Subject: sstream implementation in libstdc++
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I saw the implementation of sstream in
/usr/src/contrib/libstdc++ but I cannot find it under
/usr/include/g++ (where all the other stl include
files are found). I want to use this file but before I
copy it manually to the proper place (in order to
include it) I want to make sure it isn't there by
mistake.
Does the installation process does not copy the file?
Is it on purpose?

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