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2007-05-23 06:06:57.004262+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

C++ gaff of the moment: Playing with typing and various automated pointer systems and leaving an errant boost::shared_ptr<t> sptr2(&*sptr1) lying around. Bad idea.

Need to verify that BOOST's shared_ptr will work with GCC AVR32 target, but it looks like it should, and I'm having fun with Freetype and some basic widget classes.

Anyone know what a good way to get G++'s favored idioms for its various SIMD optimizations is? I could write test code and disassemble it, but if there's a "if you're doing byte swapping, use this idom" doc somewhere that'd rock.

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