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Re: C++ demangler horrors


On Fri, Jun 27, 2003 at 02:13:20PM +0200, Gerald Pfeifer wrote:
> On Fri, 27 Jun 2003, Oscar Fuentes wrote:
> > I am an absolute beginner, so what should I do next? The code is not a
> > trivial, so I guess I need a copyright assignment.
> 
> I believe the form attached at the end of the message will do The Right
> Thing[tm].
> 
> As programs, please fill in libiberty and GCC (if you consider
> contributing more in the future); if you want to add others like
> GDB or binutils that's of course fine as well. ;-)
> 
> > As I'm patching a patch, to whom should I send the files? To the
> > original patch submitter? Or to H. J. Lu?
> 
> I'd say to gcc-patches with a Cc: to H.J. (or vice versa).
> 

Ironically, this mini <vector> is not needed by binutils nor gdb. It is
used to build the target libiberty for gcc since libiberty is built before
libstdc++ which contains a <vector>. My approach may not be as elegant as
some people want, but it works and doesn't require another <vector>. I am
not sure which one is worse.


H.J.


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