Clang creates horrific error messages for Boost.Preprocessor based code,
so for small number of arguments manually write out a few important
functions. Not doing this everywhere.
[SVN r75743]
Helps allocators which can't use incomplete pointers, and avoid using
base pointers where that might not be possible. And some other
reorganization. Storing arguments to emplace in a structure when
variadic template parameters aren't available. Changed some of the odd
design for working with older compilers.
[SVN r74742]
Store nodes in a single linked list, with hash values so that their
buckets can be found when needed. Iterators now only have to store a
pointer to the node and don't have to iterate over empty buckets to
reach the next node. This allows the container to meet the iterator
requirements - fixing the speed issues with `equal_range` and `erase`.
Also, define iterators in their own namespace, so that they don't
accidentally pull in detail functions via ADL.
I've simplified the code slightly by removing some of the special
cases for empty containers. Renamed a few things as well and other
minor changes that were made as I went along.
[SVN r71327]
It seems that the problem is calling sizeof on a dependent type when the
containers have only been used by reference. So by putting in these
dummy structures with the containers as members, it helps the compiler
instantiate the class to the level where sizeof works. I hope.
[SVN r58130]
I'm trying to fix the codegear ICEs, but it's hard to tell the cause.
Since the error happens operator== I suspect it's either to do
with defining friend functions with different template names or
something to do with friend functions in general. This is the first stab
in the dark at fixing this.
[SVN r58062]
There's a bug in the emplace_hint implementation for unordered
containers with equivalent keys. Since my tests missed it, I'm just
going to use the normal emplace implementation until I write better
tests.
[SVN r57005]
- More template use, less preprocessor use.
- Removed some of the Visual C++ 6 workarounds.
- Reduced memory use of the main object.
- Split into smaller headers.
[SVN r55878]
