[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Lars Gullik Bjønnes) writes:
| version size ls -l compile time
| gcc 3.2.2 3150291 79379508 17m6.396s
| Note that they are not really equal... 3.3.1 and 3.4 is current CVS
| (half a day ago), but 3.2.2 is current CVS + my shared_ptr<Buffer>
| changes.
I have played a bit more with the shared_ptr<Buffer> patch, so that
now the shared_ptr is used _almost_ everywhere. IMHO a lot more
consistent that what we currently have (store it as a pointer, pass it
around, convert to reference, convert back to pointer)
My main concern with this patch is binary size and compile time, if
those does not worsen a lot, then I am going to go for this patch.
[... some time ... ]
Ok... data for the massive patch:
version size ls -l compile time
gcc 3.2.2 3157383 79459234 17m26.040s
I think that some of this will be returned as part of header/source
cleanup.
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