Azure Sphere STL library using <vector>

Need to use <vector> in Azure Sphere high-level app. Can't add with #include <vector>, which is a bit of a surprise, I now think that this is related to managed versus unmanaged in VS. Anyone a suggestion how to use configure VS correctly or how I can use <vector> in high-level app.

Erik

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bwilless over 2 years ago
Hi Erik,

I have not done this in any of my projects, but I did a bit of looking around to see if anyone has. I did not find a quick and easy way for you to use c++ vectors, but may have found a path to get you there. I found a couple of examples of using c++ in Azure Sphere High Level applications.

This example uses CMake and creates a c++ application

Use this example to see how the CMakeLists.txt file defined that it was a c++ application

This example (pre-CMake) has a custom library that includes a vector.* implementation

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bwilless over 2 years ago
Hi Erik,

I have not done this in any of my projects, but I did a bit of looking around to see if anyone has. I did not find a quick and easy way for you to use c++ vectors, but may have found a path to get you there. I found a couple of examples of using c++ in Azure Sphere High Level applications.

This example uses CMake and creates a c++ application

Use this example to see how the CMakeLists.txt file defined that it was a c++ application

This example (pre-CMake) has a custom library that includes a vector.* implementation

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