std::ext STL (was: Re: design doc on alternative pointer support)

[Phil Bouchard]

Just for the record... STL support works at 99% with my smart pointer.  Once 
again we can have an overview in the non-official patch file and highlights 
interesting situations at the same time.  For example an allocator cannot 
deallocate a block of memory directly; i.e. it must be done thru the smart 
pointer so the parameters of alloc::deallocate() cannot always be of raw 
pointer type.  But I'll talk about this further when all the paperwork is 
completed and I get more time.


Bests,
-Phil

"Paolo Carlini" <paolo.carlini@oracle.com> wrote in message 
news:31269735.1217585525637.JavaMail.oracle@acsmt301.oracle.com...
> Hi,
>
>> In regards to licensing it is queued and on its way.
>
> Great. Remember to keep the libstdc++ maintainers up to date about the 
> iter, because FSF does *not* do that automatically.
>
> Paolo.
>
>