first, apologies to the list for not sending that diff gzipped.... it was kinda big..
> Some of the stringy stuff should probably stop using the char* ranges and > use just strings, conversion overhead be damned. (Like the Hex2Num > function!) your call, but i'd prefer not to touch that for now. > I'm confused about the changes to pkgcachgen.cc, the pkgIndexFile vector > iterator should be used throughout the entire pkgIndexFile list interface, > but it is not. there probably was a reason, but i don't remember right now. > We talked about the policy.cc thing, that looks like it still needs a > solution.. yeah, vectors of structs and all that. > ios::nocreate.. hmmm.. Presumably ios::in implies that, but that has to be > confirmed, both for GCC 3 and GCC 2.95 should be easy to do. > Is adding 'using [..]' acceptable practice for a header file? Should all my understanding was that "using foo:bar" is ok but obviously "using namespace std" would be bad in a .h > of those be moved within the class scopes? My C++ books are all so dated > that they only have descriptions of pre-ISO namespaces.. i'll investigate this some more. > Wot is this: > > - sed -e "1s/.*:/$(subst /,\\/,$@):/" $(basename $(@F)).d > > $(DEP)/$(@F).d > + sed -e "1s/.*:/$(subst /,\\/,$@):/" $(DEP)/$(basename $(@F)).d > > $(DEP)/$(@F).d > > How can that be correct? Did GCC3 do something horrid to the -MD flag? um, yeah, it did weird things with the paths. this is just a hack for now. > Hmm: > +ostream c0out(0); > +ostream c1out(0); > +ostream c2out(0); > > I wonder if that makes it segfault. seems to work. > I need to cut this up into smaller pieces, and have a gcc 3 place to test > on.. Did taggart ever get gluck setup? not yet. g++-3 is on auric tho, but hppa is probably tracking gcc cvs a bit more closely than the official debs. i have some more cleanups to get apt-ftparchive to work, will send those along at some point too. perhaps we can do a g++3 branch or something? i'd like to get these into cvs asap so we can build official hppa apt debs. incidentally, unless the g++ maintainer changes the naming convention my libc/libstdc++ versioning stuff won't work correctly with the current g++3 libstdc++ file naming convention. randolph -- Debian Developer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.TauSq.org/
