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La Standard Template Library è stata la prima libreria a contenere algoritmi e strutture dati generici, seguendo quattro concetti base: programmazione generica, astrattezza senza perdita di efficienza, il [[Architettura di von Neumann|modello computazionale di Von Neumann]], and value semantics.

==HistoryStoria==

TheL'architettura architecture ofdella STL isè largelystata thecreata creationin ofbuona oneparte person,da [[Alexander Stepanov]]. InNel [[1979]] hecominciò beganad workingimplementare outle hissue initialidee ideasiniziali ofsulla [[genericProgrammazione programminggenerica]], andesplorando exploringle theirsue potentialpotenzialità, forrivoluzionarie revolutionizingnel softwarecampo developmentdello sviluppo del software. Although [[Dave Musser]] had developed and advocated some aspects of generic programming as early as [[1971]], it was limited to a rather specialized area of software development (computer [[algebra]]).

Stepanov recognized the full potential for generic programming and persuaded his then-colleagues at [[General Electric|General Electric Research and Development]] (including, primarily, [[Dave Musser]] and [[Deepak Kapur]]) that generic programming should be pursued as a comprehensive basis for software development. At the time there was no real support in any programming language for generic programming.