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* Compiler.cpp (expandGroupsInRuleElement): sorting objects in the

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rule element by name after group is expanded, this helps ensure
stable ordering of objects in generated configuration.

* Compiler.cpp (replaceClusterInterfaceInItfRE::processNext):
sorting objects in rule element after cluster interfaces have been
replaced, this helps ensure stable ordering of objects in generated
configuration.

* FWObject.h (FWObjectNameCmpPredicate): moved this class from
gui-specific module to libfwbuilder as it is universally useful.
It can compare FWObject objects by name and can optionally can
follow references; it can be used with std::sort() to sort lists
of FWObject pointers or directly sort rule elements.
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Vadim Kurland
2011-03-12 19:50:24 -08:00
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2011-03-12 vadim <vadim@netcitadel.com>
* Compiler.cpp (expandGroupsInRuleElement): sorting objects in the
rule element by name after group is expanded, this helps ensure
stable ordering of objects in generated configuration.
* Compiler.cpp (replaceClusterInterfaceInItfRE::processNext):
sorting objects in rule element after cluster interfaces have been
replaced, this helps ensure stable ordering of objects in generated
configuration.
* FWObject.h (FWObjectNameCmpPredicate): moved this class from
gui-specific module to libfwbuilder as it is universally useful.
It can compare FWObject objects by name and can optionally can
follow references; it can be used with std::sort() to sort lists
of FWObject pointers or directly sort rule elements.
* Compiler.cpp (_init): see #2212 "Performance improvement in
compilers". This change brings significant improvement in compile
time on large object trees. The speed-up is especially noticeable