i just made a string class and it is pretty much a excapsulament of a dynamic string, altering basicly is deleting the actual string in the memory and allocating a new one with the new size... and is slow as a hell i tought chaging it by making it a block based string,so everytime that the string grows besides its default size it allocs another block( each block will be a fixed ammount of chars), thats would significantly reduce the ammount of news but is still not fast enough so i kinda ran off ideas any sugestions for a fast string class? ------------------------------- MOTHERSHIP!!! hahaha! very funny! now take me outta here!!!!!

[edited by - MadKeithV on October 22, 2002 7:17:17 AM]

quote:Original post by SabreMan
b) going to the Google archives of comp.lang.c++ and searching for "Peter Olcott".

And a few hours to read the thousands of posts he prompted....

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