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@@ -1,142 +1,147 @@
+Sun Dec 27 21:51:10 1998  David L. Levine  <levine@cs.wustl.edu>
+
+        * etc/purify.solaris2: added a couple of MIU suppressions for
+          SunOS 5.7's thread library.
+
 Fri Dec 25 08:23:51 1998  Douglas C. Schmidt  <schmidt@tango.cs.wustl.edu>
 
-	* ACE-INSTALL.html: Fixed a broken link to the ACE FAQ.  Thanks to
- 	  Barry Hoggard <hoggardb@panix.com> for reporting this.
+        * ACE-INSTALL.html: Fixed a broken link to the ACE FAQ.  Thanks to
+          Barry Hoggard <hoggardb@panix.com> for reporting this.
 
 Fri Dec 25 01:55:32 1998  Irfan Pyarali  <irfan@cs.wustl.edu>
 
-	* ace/Hash_Map_Manager: There are two problems with the current
- 	  implementation of Hash_Map_Manager:
-
-	  (a) It requires a hash() method on the key type.  If it is not
- 	      possible for the key type to have a hash() function (e.g.,
- 	      the key is a primitive type such as an int, or is a pointer
- 	      type, or a three party class), the usual solution is to do
- 	      partial template specialization.
-
-	      This is usually not a very good option since some compilers
-	      do not support partial template specialization. 
-
-	  (b) The second problem is with comparing two keys.
-  	      Hash_Map_Manager assumes that keys can be compared using
- 	      operator==. This assumption causes problems in some cases,
- 	      e.g., when using char * as the key.  Usually with char *,
- 	      you want to use strcmp and not compare pointers.
-
-	  Solution to these two problems is the new Hash_Map_Manager_Ex
- 	  class. Problem (a) is addressed by using a function object - the
- 	  type of which is specified by the user as an additional template
- 	  parameter. Problem (b) is addressed by using another function
- 	  object - the type of which is specified by the user as an
- 	  additional template parameter. So the new Hash_Map_Manager_Ex
-	  takes five template parameters: 
-
-	  <key, value, hash_key, compare_keys, mutex>
-
-	  Backward compatibility: Hash_Map_Manager now inherits from
- 	  Hash_Map_Manager_Ex, fixing the hash_key function object (which
- 	  simply calls key.hash()) and fixing compare_keys (which simply
- 	  uses operator== on the keys).
-
-	  There will be one problem: Users of compilers that do not
- 	  implicitly instantiate templates will have to update their list
-	  of template instantiations. To help with this, please see
+        * ace/Hash_Map_Manager: There are two problems with the current
+          implementation of Hash_Map_Manager:
+
+          (a) It requires a hash() method on the key type.  If it is not
+              possible for the key type to have a hash() function (e.g.,
+              the key is a primitive type such as an int, or is a pointer
+              type, or a three party class), the usual solution is to do
+              partial template specialization.
+
+              This is usually not a very good option since some compilers
+              do not support partial template specialization.
+
+          (b) The second problem is with comparing two keys.
+              Hash_Map_Manager assumes that keys can be compared using
+              operator==. This assumption causes problems in some cases,
+              e.g., when using char * as the key.  Usually with char *,
+              you want to use strcmp and not compare pointers.
+
+          Solution to these two problems is the new Hash_Map_Manager_Ex
+          class. Problem (a) is addressed by using a function object - the
+          type of which is specified by the user as an additional template
+          parameter. Problem (b) is addressed by using another function
+          object - the type of which is specified by the user as an
+          additional template parameter. So the new Hash_Map_Manager_Ex
+          takes five template parameters:
+
+          <key, value, hash_key, compare_keys, mutex>
+
+          Backward compatibility: Hash_Map_Manager now inherits from
+          Hash_Map_Manager_Ex, fixing the hash_key function object (which
+          simply calls key.hash()) and fixing compare_keys (which simply
+          uses operator== on the keys).
+
+          There will be one problem: Users of compilers that do not
+          implicitly instantiate templates will have to update their list
+          of template instantiations. To help with this, please see
           $ACE_ROOT/bin/Hash_Map_Manager_Helper.csh
- 	
-	  Other miscellaneous changes: Added two new classes: ACE_Hash<T>
-	  and ACE_Equal_To<T>.  ACE_Hash assumes a hash() method on T.
-	  ACE_Equal_To compares by using operator==.  However, the
-	  ACE_Hash class has been specialized to work with:
-
-	  char, signed char, unsigned char, 
-	  short, unsigned short, 
-	  int, unsigned int, 
-	  long, unsigned long, 
-	  const char *, char *, 
-	  const wchar_t *, wchar_t *,
-	  const ACE_USHORT16 *, ACE_USHORT16 *,
-
-	  Also, ACE_Equal_To has been specialized to work with:
-
-	  const char *, char *, 
-	  const wchar_t *, wchar_t *,
-	  const ACE_USHORT16 *, ACE_USHORT16 *,
-
-	  Remember, you don't have to use these specialization.  You can
-	  always create your own.
-	
-	  If we had default template parameters, we could default hash_key
- 	  to ACE_Hash<key> and compare_keys could default to
- 	  ACE_Equal_To<key>.
-
-	  BTW, note that the specialization with ACE_Hash and ACE_Equal_To
- 	  is not partial template specialization.  It is complete template
- 	  specialization, and we don't know of compilers that cannot
- 	  handle complete template specialization.
-	
-	  Since we now have template specialization, Hash_Map_Manager_T.*
- 	  files were created.  I also took this opportunity to inline most
- 	  of the Hash_Map_Manager functions.
-
-	  Also, update the makefiles and project files.
-
-	  BTW, these changes grossly simplified
- 	  tests/Hash_Map_Manager_Test.cpp and tests/Map_Manager_Test.cpp.
-  	  These tests will now work with compilers that do not support
- 	  partial template specialization.  Maybe James can change
-	  Filecache to take advantage of these changes.
-	  
-	  Updated the following files with the new template instantiations:
-
-	  ace/Filecache.cpp
-	  ace/Local_Name_Space.cpp
-	  ace/Template_Instantiations.cpp
-	  tests/Conn_Test.cpp
-	  tests/Hash_Map_Manager_Test.cpp
-	  tests/Map_Manager_Test.cpp
-	  TAO/examples/Callback_Quoter/Notifier_i.cpp
-	  TAO/examples/POA/On_Demand_Loading/Servant_Manager.cpp
-	  TAO/examples/Simple/bank/AccountManager_i.cpp
-	  TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/AV/AVStreams_i.cpp	
-	  TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Event/EC_Gateway_UDP.cpp
-	  TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Log/Logger_i.cpp
-	  TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Property/CosPropertyService_i.cpp
-	  TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Naming/CosNaming_i.cpp
-	  TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Trader/Service_Type_Repository.cpp
-	  TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Trader/Trader.cpp
-	  TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Trader/Trader_Utils.cpp
-	  TAO/tao/ORB.cpp
-	  TAO/tao/ORB_Core.cpp
-	  TAO/tao/Object_Table.cpp
-	  TAO/tao/Operation_Table.cpp
-	  TAO/tao/POA.cpp
-	  examples/Map_Manager/test_hash_map_manager.cpp
-	
-	  Thanks to Carlos for suggesting these changes.  Most of these
- 	  were inspired by SGI's STL.	
-
-	  If these changes are successful (i.e., nobody is hunting me down
- 	  for breaking their code ;-)), we should add a similar comparison
- 	  function object to Map_Manager, Collections in Containers_T that
- 	  require an operator==() (typically for remove() and find()) and
- 	  the RB_Tree.
-
-	* ace/ACE (hash_pjw): hash_pjw is now available for char *,
- 	  wchar_t *, and ACE_UINT16 *.
-
-	* ace/OS (strlen, strcpy, strcmp): These functions are now
- 	  available for char *, wchar_t *, and ACE_UINT16 *.
-	
-	* ace/SString.cpp (ACE_WString::strlen): Simply calls
- 	  ACE_OS::strlen.
-
-	* ace/config-win32-common.h (ACE_HAS_WCHAR_TYPEDEFS_USHORT): Since
- 	  Win32 typedefs wchar_t as a 16 bit unsigned short, this can
- 	  potentially cause problems with function overloading.
-  	  Therefore, I added ACE_HAS_WCHAR_TYPEDEFS_USHORT to the Win32
- 	  config file.  This is very similar to
- 	  ACE_HAS_WCHAR_TYPEDEFS_CHAR.  Thanks to David Levine for helping
- 	  with this.
+
+          Other miscellaneous changes: Added two new classes: ACE_Hash<T>
+          and ACE_Equal_To<T>.  ACE_Hash assumes a hash() method on T.
+          ACE_Equal_To compares by using operator==.  However, the
+          ACE_Hash class has been specialized to work with:
+
+          char, signed char, unsigned char,
+          short, unsigned short,
+          int, unsigned int,
+          long, unsigned long,
+          const char *, char *,
+          const wchar_t *, wchar_t *,
+          const ACE_USHORT16 *, ACE_USHORT16 *,
+
+          Also, ACE_Equal_To has been specialized to work with:
+
+          const char *, char *,
+          const wchar_t *, wchar_t *,
+          const ACE_USHORT16 *, ACE_USHORT16 *,
+
+          Remember, you don't have to use these specialization.  You can
+          always create your own.
+
+          If we had default template parameters, we could default hash_key
+          to ACE_Hash<key> and compare_keys could default to
+          ACE_Equal_To<key>.
+
+          BTW, note that the specialization with ACE_Hash and ACE_Equal_To
+          is not partial template specialization.  It is complete template
+          specialization, and we don't know of compilers that cannot
+          handle complete template specialization.
+
+          Since we now have template specialization, Hash_Map_Manager_T.*
+          files were created.  I also took this opportunity to inline most
+          of the Hash_Map_Manager functions.
+
+          Also, update the makefiles and project files.
+
+          BTW, these changes grossly simplified
+          tests/Hash_Map_Manager_Test.cpp and tests/Map_Manager_Test.cpp.
+          These tests will now work with compilers that do not support
+          partial template specialization.  Maybe James can change
+          Filecache to take advantage of these changes.
+
+          Updated the following files with the new template instantiations:
+
+          ace/Filecache.cpp
+          ace/Local_Name_Space.cpp
+          ace/Template_Instantiations.cpp
+          tests/Conn_Test.cpp
+          tests/Hash_Map_Manager_Test.cpp
+          tests/Map_Manager_Test.cpp
+          TAO/examples/Callback_Quoter/Notifier_i.cpp
+          TAO/examples/POA/On_Demand_Loading/Servant_Manager.cpp
+          TAO/examples/Simple/bank/AccountManager_i.cpp
+          TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/AV/AVStreams_i.cpp
+          TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Event/EC_Gateway_UDP.cpp
+          TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Log/Logger_i.cpp
+          TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Property/CosPropertyService_i.cpp
+          TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Naming/CosNaming_i.cpp
+          TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Trader/Service_Type_Repository.cpp
+          TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Trader/Trader.cpp
+          TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Trader/Trader_Utils.cpp
+          TAO/tao/ORB.cpp
+          TAO/tao/ORB_Core.cpp
+          TAO/tao/Object_Table.cpp
+          TAO/tao/Operation_Table.cpp
+          TAO/tao/POA.cpp
+          examples/Map_Manager/test_hash_map_manager.cpp
+
+          Thanks to Carlos for suggesting these changes.  Most of these
+          were inspired by SGI's STL.
+
+          If these changes are successful (i.e., nobody is hunting me down
+          for breaking their code ;-)), we should add a similar comparison
+          function object to Map_Manager, Collections in Containers_T that
+          require an operator==() (typically for remove() and find()) and
+          the RB_Tree.
+
+        * ace/ACE (hash_pjw): hash_pjw is now available for char *,
+          wchar_t *, and ACE_UINT16 *.
+
+        * ace/OS (strlen, strcpy, strcmp): These functions are now
+          available for char *, wchar_t *, and ACE_UINT16 *.
+
+        * ace/SString.cpp (ACE_WString::strlen): Simply calls
+          ACE_OS::strlen.
+
+        * ace/config-win32-common.h (ACE_HAS_WCHAR_TYPEDEFS_USHORT): Since
+          Win32 typedefs wchar_t as a 16 bit unsigned short, this can
+          potentially cause problems with function overloading.
+          Therefore, I added ACE_HAS_WCHAR_TYPEDEFS_USHORT to the Win32
+          config file.  This is very similar to
+          ACE_HAS_WCHAR_TYPEDEFS_CHAR.  Thanks to David Levine for helping
+          with this.
 
 Thu Dec 24 09:37:32 1998  Douglas C. Schmidt  <schmidt@cs.wustl.edu>
 
@@ -144,9 +149,9 @@ Thu Dec 24 09:37:32 1998  Douglas C. Schmidt  <schmidt@cs.wustl.edu>
 
 Thu Dec 24 00:59:46 1998  Nanbor Wang  <nanbor@cs.wustl.edu>
 
-	* ace/Thread_Manager.h (ACE_Thread_Manager): Added a more complete
-	  documentation of the deprecated <at_exit> method.  Thanks to
-	  Keith Brown <kalbrown@ix.netcom.com> for reporting this.
+        * ace/Thread_Manager.h (ACE_Thread_Manager): Added a more complete
+          documentation of the deprecated <at_exit> method.  Thanks to
+          Keith Brown <kalbrown@ix.netcom.com> for reporting this.
 
 Wed Dec 23 16:37:52 1998  David L. Levine  <levine@cs.wustl.edu>