Re: hang in ostrstream::operator<<(int n)

[Geoff Alexander]

address@hidden (?iso-8859-1?Q?Andr?P?itz?) wrote in message 
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> You have to freeze(0) the stream unless you want to leak (if I am not
> mistaken). But that's probably not the problem.

Thanks for the information.  I wasn't aware of the need to call
freeze(0).

> Looks ok. But maybe you should try ostringstream from <sstream> instead
> of ostrstream as workaround. They don't have that "leak issue" and
> strstreams are deprecated anyway. Maybe your problem magically goes
> away....

I'm aware of deprecation of ostrstream and the standard ostringstream;
however, I don't think gcc 2.95.2 has ostringstream, as there is no
sstream in /usr/include/g++-include. I believe I need to upgrade to
gcc 3.0 to get ostringstream, which is currently not an option for us.

Geoff Alexander, Ph.D.
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