Borland supports the STL (Standard template library).
Ambigious term "template": I don't mean the templates for efficient code
insertion (Window->Preferences->C/C++->Editor->Templates). C++ templates
are from the programmers perspective somewhat similar to generics in Java.
Templates are a language concept in general and not part of the STL. But
STL benefits from the intensive use of templates and is therefore good for
examples.
See wikipedia:
[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template_(programming)]Template[/url]
In my eclipse project templates are not recognized by eclipse CDT,
especially when using STL-classes like list, vector, set, map, multiset,
multimap and iterator.
Does/will eclipse CDT support templates and how can the feature be
activated?
[Comment: My imported project is fully compilable with the Borland
compiler. The only problem is eclipse does not recognize that everything
is free of failures in the code. But the code is not free of warnings.]
[I invite you to put solutions and hints in general for many kinds of
proprietary C++ extensions and/or specific for Borland.]