If you want to use any pkg version (stlport, for example) of the STL, 
you have to compile your program with

-I/usr/pkg/include/stlport

or whatever. Otherwise the GCC will use it's own STL files.

I have done this several times and it works perfectly with all STL 
versions, under NetBSD 1.6

Florian



Richard Rauch wrote:
> Re. http://mail-index.netbsd.org/netbsd-help/2003/07/07/0002.html
> 
> I'm not sure about 1.6.1 or gcc 3.x, but under NetBSD 1.6 the STL
> resides in /usr/include, since gcc ships with the system.  (It sounds
> like you're trying to use the gcc that comes with the system---2.95.3
> is also the gcc version with 1.6, and also I assume with 1.6.1.)
> 
> The /usr/pkg/include/ STL files are coming from something in the package
> system (possibly gcc 3.x).  I haven't used the pkgsrc versions of gcc
> much, but I would think that you should not need to know where the
> compiler has installed its headers unless you move them around.
> 
> 
> I hope that that helps some.  (^&
>