RE: Re to vectors: [Dev-C++] sizeof array

[Ioannis V. <no...@ho...>]

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> From: dev...@li... 
> [mailto:dev...@li...] On Behalf 
> Of Carlos Garc?a del Monte
> Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 9:51 PM
> To: dev-cpp-users-list
> Subject: Re to vectors: [Dev-C++] sizeof array
> 
> 
> 
> vectors, of course, but I understood vectors weren't an 
> option, that Mr
> Ramana wants arrays.
> But I don't like them very much, I'll need something that you 
> would say
> "vectors!", but I tried them in a elevator simulation, and I got
> problems with STL, if I used vector (or list, now I don't 
> remember when
> it was vector and when list) I had a problem, I tried to do 
> it with list
> but then the list couldn't do one pass at it should be done. 


No insult intended, but 100% the problem was that you did not know how
to use them and not the vector itself.



> So now I am
> writing my own container library, since what I need is 
> something rather
> complicated, and if for that I got problems, for which I 
> need... woooo!.



This is a radical step. Better learn what the standard library has to
offer you and then try to make your stuff. :) The standard library is
very wise, very generic and very high level.



> Well, I haven't tested the mine in that simulation (now I've 
> forget its
> details), but tests with another program work fine. So I say 
> goodbye to
> STL, vector, list and so, and I'll make my own container 
> classes, I hope
> much more powerful than STL. Out limits!


You may be an excellent coder and write an excellent container, but i
strongly suspect that there is no need for that.




> My classes have (or will have sooner or later) all capabilities of STL
> and more.

:)


Ioannis

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