Bug List

Class ClearSilver::basic_UploadIstream< _CharT, _Traits >

The underlying standard C++ library apparently does not support creating a std::istream from a FILE* object. A Gnu extension for g++ v3 supports this however. Consequently, this class will not compile with earlier versions of g++, and may not compile with other compilers.

Member ClearSilver::ClearSilverNode::operator= (const std::string &)

Because the underlying ClearSilver C API provides no function analagous to assignment, the implementation of this method relies on the internals of the C data structures.

Member ClearSilver::HDF::operator= (const std::string &value)

Because the underlying ClearSilver C API provides no function analagous to assignment, the implementation of this method relies on the internals of the C data structures.

Member ClearSilver::HDFAttributes::count (const key_type &key)

The STL suggests that the corresponding function for associative containers may provide better performance than linear complexity, because the STL containers are always sorted. In this case, however, the underlying container maintained by the ClearSilver C API is unordered. Consequently, this performance guarrantee cannot be provided. Nevertheless, this function provides conformance to the associated container interface, even though it cannot provide enhanced performance guarrantees.

Member ClearSilver::HDFAttributes::find (const key_type &key)

The STL suggests that the corresponding function for associative containers may provide better performance than linear complexity, because the STL containers are always sorted. In this case, however, the underlying container maintained by the ClearSilver C API is unordered. Consequently, this performance guarrantee cannot be provided. Nevertheless, this function provides conformance to the associated container interface, even though it cannot provide enhanced performance guarrantees.

Member ClearSilver::HDFAttributes::find (const key_type &key) const

The STL suggests that the corresponding function for associative containers may provide better performance than linear complexity, because the STL containers are always sorted. In this case, however, the underlying container maintained by the ClearSilver C API is unordered. Consequently, this performance guarrantee cannot be provided. Nevertheless, this function provides conformance to the associated container interface, even though it cannot provide enhanced performance guarrantees.

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