From: Miguel A. Figueroa-V. <mi...@ms...> - 2006-01-20 22:53:06
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Hi folks, VXL coding standards restricts the use of some of C++'s features. This allows VXL to be compiled and used on platforms that do not have full or efficient support for member templates, RTTI, exceptions, etc. (For a full list see http://paine.wiau.man.ac.uk/pub/doc_vxl/books/core/book_3.html#SEC27). In light of improvements to the compilers commonly available, and with the advances in programming techniques that use some of these features, we are thinking about relaxing the restrictions. This is a delicate issue considering that allowing some of these things can potentially inhibit use of VXL for some current users. Therefore, we would like to request your help in getting a sense of what platforms is VXL used in. To that end, could you please reply to this email indicating - operating system you work on - compiler and version you use - if you work in a group, how much of the group uses the same platform? what other platforms are they using VXL on? Please strongly consider providing this information, given that we will make every effort to remove only restrictions that do not affect current users. Thanks in advance, Miguel |