GCSTL is a port of the C++ Standard Template Library to the C programming language. This library is for developers that desire the functionality of lists, stacks, queues, sets, or maps when using the C programming language.
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After a very long break from personal coding, I've whipped up a new release. The changeset was small and focused on bugs with gcstl_map that I discovered recently when trying to make use of it in other projects. Note: I should never post news items late at night. My grammar and spelling on the original post was awful!
gcstl-0.3.1 ----------- Did some maintenance on the 0.3.2 ebuild. Previously, it was setup to pull the package from my personal server that wasn't hosting it, so I modified it to pull from a sourceforge mirror. Also modified the LICENSE declaration to specify that the library is indeed dual licenses GPL-2/LGPL-2 Fixed some bugs that came up through casual usage of the gcstl_map module: - gcstl_map_data() is exposed from gcstl_map.h, but is not a real function and breaks the linking stage if you attempt to use it. - Removed gcstl_map_data() - Added gcstl_map_value() and gcstl_map_key() - gcstl_map_initialize() is flawed and does not allow for proper initialization of the rbtree component of a map. - Added logic to properly handle the creation and initialization of the rbtree backend for the map.
gcstl-0.3.1 ----------- Did some maintenance on the 0.3.2 ebuild. Previously, it was setup to pull the package from my personal server that wasn't hosting it, so I modified it to pull from a sourceforge mirror. Also modified the LICENSE declaration to specify that the library is indeed dual licenses GPL-2/LGPL-2 Fixed some bugs that came up through casual usage of the gcstl_map module: - gcstl_map_data() is exposed from gcstl_map.h, but is not a real function and breaks the linking stage if you attempt to use it. - Removed gcstl_map_data() - Added gcstl_map_value() and gcstl_map_key() - gcstl_map_initialize() is flawed and does not allow for proper initialization of the rbtree component of a map. - Added logic to properly handle the creation and initialization of the rbtree backend for the map.
gcstl-0.3.1 ----------- Did some maintenance on the 0.3.2 ebuild. Previously, it was setup to pull the package from my personal server that wasn't hosting it, so I modified it to pull from a sourceforge mirror. Also modified the LICENSE declaration to specify that the library is indeed dual licenses GPL-2/LGPL-2 Fixed some bugs that came up through casual usage of the gcstl_map module: - gcstl_map_data() is exposed from gcstl_map.h, but is not a real function and breaks the linking stage if you attempt to use it. - Removed gcstl_map_data() - Added gcstl_map_value() and gcstl_map_key() - gcstl_map_initialize() is flawed and does not allow for proper initialization of the rbtree component of a map. - Added logic to properly handle the creation and initialization of the rbtree backend for the map.
gcstl-0.3.1 ----------- Did some maintenance on the 0.3.2 ebuild. Previously, it was setup to pull the package from my personal server that wasn't hosting it, so I modified it to pull from a sourceforge mirror. Also modified the LICENSE declaration to specify that the library is indeed dual licenses GPL-2/LGPL-2 Fixed some bugs that came up through casual usage of the gcstl_map module: - gcstl_map_data() is exposed from gcstl_map.h, but is not a real function and breaks the linking stage if you attempt to use it. - Removed gcstl_map_data() - Added gcstl_map_value() and gcstl_map_key() - gcstl_map_initialize() is flawed and does not allow for proper initialization of the rbtree component of a map. - Added logic to properly handle the creation and initialization of the rbtree backend for the map.
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