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Hi Daniel, > I've committed the patch as is, and will do the VEC replacement as > a separate patch. I gave your suggestion a try, and here is what I got. I like using the VEC as I feel that it will be more robust in the long run than my local home-made string_vector (even if the code that I wrote was pretty simple to start with). Overall, it doesn't looks like much less code, but that's mostly because of the copy that I have to make, I think. While working on this change, it made me wonder about a few things: 1. Would it make sense to have standard VECs predefined somewhere? For instance, I wonder how often a VEC of strings will be useful in GDB... 2. Would it make sense to expand the VEC API to have a method that will return a copy of the underlying array? After some thoughts, and a look at the current usage, it seemed to me that it didn't make much sense. I didn't see any other places where we need to make that copy, and making that copy is pretty simple. What do you think of the patch? In hindsight, I think it has more merit than I thought. So I think I'll commit it unless you see some flaws in it. 2007-02-05 Joel Brobecker <brobecker@adacore.com> * ada-lang.c: #include "vec.h". (struct string_vector, new_string_vector, string_vector_append): Delete. (char_ptr): New typedef. (DEF_VEC_P (char_ptr)): New VEC type. (symbol_completion_add): Update profile to take the new VEC type instead of the old string_vector structure. Update code accordingly. (ada_make_symbol_completion_list): Use the new VEC type instead of the old string_vector structure, and update the code accordingly. * Makefile.in (ada-lang.o): Add dependency on vec.h. Tested on x86-linux. No regression. -- Joel
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