2009/5/1 Robert Ramey <ramey@rrsd.com>:
I've got a couple of changes that I'd like to merge:
This change removes the google analytics from the pre-built docs. I could see doing this. It does have the potential for making the release manager's life a little more painful.
In case you didn't know, I manage the documentation. If you look in the archives you'll find that I'm going to work on a longer term solution. I've been emailled the necessary doxygen files of list, but it'll take me a little while to get them working and in place.
The REAL fix is to boost documentation build upto snuff so that the user could be confident that he can build the docs on sight. For uses who can't do this, the docs could be provided as a separate download.
This documentation isn't part of the documentation build.
This changes code that is subject to testing. To merge a change like this which hasn't been tested against the release branch would seem to me to be a really bad idea. What is the downside of not including this for a few months until the next release?
Poor performance if more than about 2 millions elements are in an unordered container. It isn't a show stopper but the change isn't at all disruptive and it's certainly correct. It won't affect any other libraries. I certainly wouldn't change hash at this point. Daniel