[RFC] Removal of allocator::construct / destroy vs our containers
Paolo Carlini
pcarlini@suse.de
Fri May 4 11:49:00 GMT 2007
Hi,
>> I'm thinking of applying the patch even earlier than Toronto, that
>> way, in case construct / destroy will stay, we are ok,
>> performance-wise, anyway. Otherwise, in case construct / destroy will
>> actually go away, it would be only matter of tweaking a bit the
>> posted patch, matter of a few lines. That way we could relax, not
>> having to remember for months to apply this last patch in case
>> construct / destroy eventually stay...
>
> This would be my preference as well.
Ok, therefore I have slightly adjusted the patch - and extended the
tweaks for rope, all the other containers are already ok - and regtested
it again on x86-linux. I mean to apply it very soon.
Paolo.
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