> takes twice as long as does
If there are opportunities to use stack based variables in some places, and
it doesn't threaten stack overflow or anything, then certainly we would
want to do so. If you want to find and update the places where its done,
and make some at least rough determination of the benefit gained (so we'll
know whether its worth it), then we'd certainly want to see the diffs and
take the ones that give the biggest bang for the buck.
>2. Would it be ok to use the STL if I were to change the source code? I.e.
what is
>your strategy regarding C++ backward compatibility?
If you mean for your own use, you can do anything you want. But I doubt
that we would take those changes back or anything.
>Fatal Error in file "/usr/people/marc/projects/xml/EPKO.xml", line 1,
column 48
> Message: An exception occured! Type:RuntimeException, Message:Could not
create a
>converter for encoding: iso-8859-1
>What's amiss?
The transcoding service you use on that platform either does not support
Latin1 or its not set up correctly, the latter is probably the more likely
scenario.
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Dean Roddey
Software Weenie
IBM Center for Java Technology - Silicon Valley
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