Hi,
yes I know ... we allready have tango.util.collection ..
but from a C++ programmers view, respective a poor C++ porting guy's view ,a Tango DTL implementation
would be smarter.
Today I got a mail from Uwe Salomon (the Indigo library) in which he gives me the right to
use/modify/copy his library : quote : "under a licence of your choice." f.i. BSD style; See attachment.
tangofying *required parts is not a huge effort.
* posix random/and the Indigo container files
I guess people will appreciate having these containers in Tango, because they are similar to STL and QT
What do you think ?
Bjoern
Uwe's mail (german)
also bitte, hiermit bekommst du meine
erlaubnis, den gesamten container-code der Indigo-bibliothek (dies umfasst
die module core.allocmore, core.random, und alle tools.*) für Tango zu
adaptieren, umzuschreiben oder abzuschreiben wie es dir beliebt, und das
ergebnis unter eine lizenz deiner wahl zu stellen.
