Re: generic container library

[Marin David Condic <nobody@noplace.com>]

There were three excellent articles in the most recent issue of "Ada 
Letters" that covered libraries. I don't recall that any of the articles 
mentioned if the container libraries of interest provided for 
persistence (some ability to write & read the containers to/from a file 
or stream). I consider that a pretty critical feature, so you might want 
to consider that in selecting one for your future projects. Even a 
library that is a little weaker in some other regard would score big 
points with me so long as I don't have to figure out how to load and 
store the data between program runs. Especially if I can make containers 
of containers of containers and get the whole ball of wax stored in a 
file. (See the 'Read and 'Write and related attributes of streams - its 
really pretty cool.)

MDC

Szymon Guz wrote:
> Hi,
> I've found some generic libraries with containers that I want to use but 
> I don't want to test all of them so my question is: which library shoul 
> I choose  ?
> 
> regards
> Szymon Guz

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