I just wanted to say something. I used to do C++ code reviews for HP. That is, an HP customer would pay HP big bucks to send in someone to review a new C++ app they were about to roll out (too late, right 8-). So I would go to the customer site and spend a week talking to developers and looking at code. Then I would write a report. Nothing very high tech, but CIOs seemed to like it.
The good news is that the SL Viewer code is the best C++ code I have ever seen in a large application. (Scary?) Good work. Kudos to the ancestors. What I mean by "best" is that it looks like the C++ you find in the best advance examples, rather than like FORTRAN converted to C++. You'd be really amazed at what huge kludges some of the really big, important C++ applications look like at America's largest corporations. For example, a million lines that compiles into one big .o file. Sweet. -- Things are the way they are because they got that way. Ponzu
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