On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 11:17 PM, David Hyatt <[email protected]> wrote:
> Can you cite a particular class as an example? I don't think we have any > aversion to using per-port subclasses as long as we aren't incurring a > vtable cost and as long as that class has no subclasses already. > I don't think you do either, which is part of why I said that I think when this has come up it's been handled quite well. I think historically most things have been done using #ifdefs and that that's been changing as there have been more (and more disparate) ports, which turn out to require a variety of methods depending on the circumstances. Perhaps the only complaint I can think of here is that sometimes the fear of vtables seems (to me) to border on paranoia -- it doesn't hurt if the class in question is completely off the critical path. But I think that's a pretty minor quibble. PK
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