Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| On Thu, Oct 09, 2003 at 10:46:56AM +0200, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote:
>> Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>> | Andre Poenitz wrote:
>> >> And we've lost a few dependency on ParagraphList_fwd.h.
>> | which is a non-issue in my book since it drags in system files only.
>> | Ok, ok, so you don't like <list>. I note that support/types.h still
>> | drags in <vector>.
>>
>> And I claim that you can drag in a bunch of headers without noticing
>> any effect.
>>
>> Time to stop this header phobia.
>
| H***, this is _no_ 'I don't like <list>' patch.
Removing unneeded headers -> fine.
Claiming that this is a bonus -> not.
| This is preliminary work to fix these 'cri' bugs on bugzilla.
>
| I really don't know how one can make patches palatable to you.
>
| If it is small, it is not doing 'enough'. If it is big, it's doing too
| much. And there's, of course, that bit in between which is doing not
| enough while doing too much...
>
| Than there are speedup changes, which are not nice, and speed is not
| important anyway. There are changes _theoretically_ losing speed, which
| are not nice as we might lose performance, and performance is
| important.
>
| *sigh*
You are no way ahead of me.
I am trying to fathom what this iterator -> offset change will really
result in. Are there hidden dangers, and why must it be done.
Your first mail left a lot of explaining to be desired, a lot better
now. Not need to begin ranting.
--
Lgb
