Hi everyone,
I'm currently working on compression code in mifluz that will maybe
divide the index size by 8 :-)
While programming, I got a bit frustrated of not being able to use
STL, and I did something simple that works and might be interesting
for everyone (and uses NO templates)
The idea is to use a "HtVectorGeneric", that is essentially a copy of
HtVector with a few small changes and with all "Object *" replaced by
a generic type "GType". Then by using "#define GType mytype" you can
build HtVector's for any type you want.
That's it, it works fine, and it's straight standard clean
template-free C++.
What do you thik of this, is it ok for htdig ?
Cheers,
Marcel.
**********Example****
myfile.h:
// ******** HtVector_byte (header)
#define GType byte
#define HtVectorGType HtVector_byte
#include "HtVectorGeneric.h"
myfile.cc
// ******** HtVector_byte (implementation)
#define GType byte
#define HtVectorGType HtVector_byte
#include "HtVectorGenericCode.h"
void
myfunction()
{
HtVector_byte V;
V.Add(1);
V.Add(20);
V.Add(31);
for(int i=0;i<V.Count();i++){cout << V[i] << endl;}
}
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Marcel Bosc
ECILA
100 av. du Gal Leclerc
93500 Pantin - France
Tel: 33 1 56 96 10 85
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