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John M Collins
Some time agao someone wanted a copy of some libraries I use all the time
but I've forgotten who it was.
They were:
1. A "stringvec" class library which provides most of the array functions
perl programmers are used to plus a class of vectors of vectors of strings
which is handy for producing neatly tabulated output with
left/right/centre justified columns possibly with headers.
2. Some templates for providing (currently) lists and dequeues in shared
memory using offset pointers and iterators so you can use "begin()"
"end()" "++" and "--" to go up and down, add and delete links etc.
They aren't the last word, I'm sure gurus will pick them to a million
pieces and they're tailored to software I'm working on but people not
wanting to reinvent every wheel might find them a handy starting point.
but I've forgotten who it was.
They were:
1. A "stringvec" class library which provides most of the array functions
perl programmers are used to plus a class of vectors of vectors of strings
which is handy for producing neatly tabulated output with
left/right/centre justified columns possibly with headers.
2. Some templates for providing (currently) lists and dequeues in shared
memory using offset pointers and iterators so you can use "begin()"
"end()" "++" and "--" to go up and down, add and delete links etc.
They aren't the last word, I'm sure gurus will pick them to a million
pieces and they're tailored to software I'm working on but people not
wanting to reinvent every wheel might find them a handy starting point.