Joaquín Mª López Muñoz wrote:
Glenn ha escrito:
... it's so disturbing, I wonder how this could go unnoticed for so long. Well, ask yourself why your package's regression tests don't cover these cases -- and make sure they do, for all of whatever code changes you're about to make. This is critical for my own
JOAQUIN LOPEZ MU?Z wrote: project; I was just about to commit to using multi_index, but now I'm not so sure of its reliability.
Well, if you think I can't meet the reliability standards that you mandate of the 3rd party SW you use, then by all means don't use the lib --luckily for you, this is *not* critical for your project since you haven't commited to using Boost.MultiIndex yet. Let me also state, however, that I find your reaction to this (fixed as of three days later) bug report quite bewildering; what kind of bug-free software are you using?
Sorry the phrasing of my reaction came across so strongly. I had just learned of multi_index on Friday, and just two days later found it had this long-latent bug. I do very much appreciate the effort that you've put into this package and its documentation. Glenn