Thorsten Ottosen <thorsten.ottosen <at> dezide.com> writes:
Dear All,
Hereby an updated class. Thanks to all who contributed with comments to the first try.
Hi, I just downloaded the latest version from http://www.cs.aau.dk/~nesotto/boost/ A quick visual inspection appears to indicate that the sign of the inequality in uninitialized_grow() is wrong - i.e. it should be: pointer uninitialized_grow( size_type n ) // strong { if( size_ + n > members_.capacity_ ) reserve( size_ + n ); Also, when I actually use it, I keep having to write: auto_buffer<...> ab; ab.uninitialized_grow(N); because the size constructor only appears to reserve, and not resize - perhaps it can take a boolean, with default set to reserve and resize? Similar problem with resize etc - the natural interface always initializes, which is almost never what you want from a buffer class - 99% of the time you want a buffer to write into. So maybe it might be worth considering changing the interface so the default members all resize uninitialized, and have checked_resize() etc for uncommon cases? Thanks Amit