On 11/1/06, Jason Hise <0xchaos@gmail.com> wrote:
[..] Right now I am seeing a dangerous degree of feature bloat resulting directly from your desire to build on the optimizations possible because of the tree nature of the implementation.
Obviously, I can't impose any undesired extra feature. It was never my intention. Sorry if it looked like that. I was just trying to convince you. Of course, I will be pleased to prepare a version with only the features approved by the general opinion. I have aleady made a lot of changes following your advise. The mess of pointer conversions has been simplified, and I can change it more if nobody likes how it is right now. The "static where possible" approach will soon disappear unless somebody expresses a desire to keep it. I've realized that the stable_sort can be done by the user (using sort) with some effort, but with the same algorithmic complexity, so I'll probably remove m_oldpos and stable_sort(). I'll put the algorithms out of the class and I'll organize it all in modules, so that everybody can see how it woult look without algorithms and/or without NPSV. Thanks again, Martin