Re: strstream reinstatement
In article <1156322203.785878.132850@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
Earl Purple <earlpurple@gmail.com> wrote:
kanze wrote:
Format text into a char[] buffer. It's useful if you have to
interface to a legacy interface, to write into a memory mapped
file, and a few other things.
Of course, writing your own memory_streambuf isn't that hard
either.
so maybe the standard (or possibly boost at first if they haven't
already) should implement a memory_streambuf (probably as
memory_basic_streambuf) and then one can use that instead of strstream.
Boost does have a high level stream buffer library,
see http://boost.org/libs/iostreams/doc/index.html
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