[circular buffer] Status of Circular Buffer lib

I'm looking at using circular buffer on a project. With only minor adaptation it does exactly what I need. I know it has been accepted, but isn't yet in CVS. So I have a few questions: 1) Is 3.6 from the files section the latest version? 2) Any showstopper bugs I should be aware of? 3) I'm assuming it works with VC7.1 and gcc 3.x? 4) Looks like my interface needs will be pretty basic: push_back, erase, clear. I assuming review changes won't impact these, correct? 5) Any reason it is NOT ready for prime time? Thx for the great submission! Jeff

I'm looking at using circular buffer on a project. With only minor adaptation it does exactly what I need. I know it has been accepted, but isn't yet in CVS. So I have a few questions:
1) Is 3.6 from the files section the latest version? Yes, it is the latest version. I'm working on the
Hi Jeff! --- Jeff Garland <jeff@crystalclearsoftware.com> wrote: postreview one, but I have just little time for it now. I hope I won't miss the next 1.32 release of the boost libs.
2) Any showstopper bugs I should be aware of? No, go ahead. 3) I'm assuming it works with VC7.1 and gcc 3.x? Yes, but there were some minor problems I think with gcc 3.4. If it will not work with your version of gcc look at the discussion regarding formal review of circular_buffer where you will find how to fix it. 4) Looks like my interface needs will be pretty basic: push_back, erase, clear. I assuming review changes won't impact these, correct? Your assumptions are right, no changes. 5) Any reason it is NOT ready for prime time? See answer for 1).
Thx for the great submission!
Jeff
Best regards Jan
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On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 23:07:58 -0700 (PDT), Jan Gaspar wrote
3) I'm assuming it works with VC7.1 and gcc 3.x? Yes, but there were some minor problems I think with gcc 3.4. If it will not work with your version of gcc look at the discussion regarding formal review of circular_buffer where you will find how to fix it.
Ok, thanks. No gcc 3.4, just a couple different 3.3 versions and maybe a 3.2. Thanks again! Jeff
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