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Any know bugs with the Codewarrior 9.1 STL basic_string?

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Kirk Haderlie - 07 Jan 2004 01:16 GMT
We have some cross-platform code that is built on top of the STL
basic_string.  This code seem to have problems with assignment operator
since converting to Codewarrior 9.1.  As anyone else experienced problem
with basic_string?  Are there any fixes for the STL?

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Howard Hinnant - 07 Jan 2004 01:47 GMT
> We have some cross-platform code that is built on top of the STL
> basic_string.  This code seem to have problems with assignment operator
> since converting to Codewarrior 9.1.  As anyone else experienced problem
> with basic_string?  Are there any fixes for the STL?

I have one bug fix for the 9.0/9.1 <string>.  The symptom is a
compile-time error that involves user-defined iterators which implicitly
convert to string::iterator (the guys at boost found it with
boost::debug_iterator).  This bug wouldn't show up with the assignment
operator.  Also the bug was introduced with 9.0, not 9.1.  The 9.0 and
9.1 <string> headers are identical.

Can you post (or send me) a demo?

Thanks,
-Howard
 
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