Over time I've made some bug fixing on the include files, is there an easy way to drop the files somewere, so a diff can be made with the currect situation?
There was a fix on the iterator class, to make it more robust in multi threaded environments.
The CriticalSection stuff had a change, since in an environment with multiple dll's it could happen, that for some strange reason the compiler called the destructor twice for the same object. So this is more a workaround for a compiler bug.
There was a change to fix a bug on some precompilers, so the code could be compiled on more compilers.
And there was some bug fixing on the trees, had to do with initilasion in some special circumstances.
I can be reached at jimmy.venema@eventis.nl, so if somebody can let me know an email address were I can drop a zip file of 40k I would be glad.
Jimmy Venema
P.S. over the last years I've been buzy with my family and with my own company, which is quite successful. In 3 years time we grown from 2 people to 40+ and still growing. So if there are any C++ programmes in the area of eindhoven netherlands, they can contact eventis as well ;-).
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Over time I've made some bug fixing on the include files, is there an easy way to drop the files somewere, so a diff can be made with the currect situation?
There was a fix on the iterator class, to make it more robust in multi threaded environments.
The CriticalSection stuff had a change, since in an environment with multiple dll's it could happen, that for some strange reason the compiler called the destructor twice for the same object. So this is more a workaround for a compiler bug.
There was a change to fix a bug on some precompilers, so the code could be compiled on more compilers.
And there was some bug fixing on the trees, had to do with initilasion in some special circumstances.
I can be reached at jimmy.venema@eventis.nl, so if somebody can let me know an email address were I can drop a zip file of 40k I would be glad.
Jimmy Venema
P.S. over the last years I've been buzy with my family and with my own company, which is quite successful. In 3 years time we grown from 2 people to 40+ and still growing. So if there are any C++ programmes in the area of eindhoven netherlands, they can contact eventis as well ;-).