>--[Raphael Manfredi]--<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> :I always thought Gnucleus was buggy till I was looking closer at Gtk-Gnutella...
> :... whose code tends to do stupid stuff like building up a temporary single
> :linked list by always _APPENDING_ new items (O (n?) anyone?).
> There are several places where this is done yes. But glib's lists are
> so basic that it's sometimes a pain. We need a wrapping structure to
> at least remember the head/tail of the list to make appending to a single
> list an O(1) operation: there are some places where unfortunately appending
> is necessary to keep the ordering...
You may want to look into Glib2 (and implement functions missing in
Glib1.2...).
And no, you don't always need the same order, but g_slist_append() is still
used too often. And if you use the resulting list only once, you can reverse
it.
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