Brian Fisher wrote:
The C++ feature AGG uses the most is templating
Which is also the one most likely to lead to code bloat, unless it's used extremely carefully. If you use templates in the obvious way to implement e.g a List<T>, and then instantiate List<Foo *> and List<Blarg *>, you end up with two copies of the code, despite the fact that the same code *could* be used to implement both, since they're only slinging pointers around. (Unless compilers have got a lot smarter since I last played around with templates, which is possible.) -- Greg
