changelog.fqa

Change log
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This is a list of changes in the FQA part of the site done after October 28, 2007. It only mentions "real" changes to the contents,
not typo fixes and such.

The Q&A sections of the FQA and Defective C++ are probably not going to change much; mostly, I plan to add links
to corrections on a separate page.

/2009-10-17/

Added a correction about conversions between code and data pointers,
and a reader's submission regarding a truly mind-numbing error message.

/2008-06-28/

Added a single page version (Defective C++, Q&A, FQA errors, everything else
left out). Linked to it from the index page. Deleted a sentence from the FQA
errors page, added a sentence to the FQA FAQ. That kind of stuff.

/2008-05-08/

Added two C++ corrections (regarding |#define private public| and
multi-dimensional arrays). Slight editing of the FAQ (most notably,
added a correction about the flat Earth issue). All pages should now
be [http://tidy.sourceforge.net/ tidy].

The outburst of activity is the result of finally taking control over
my hateful world-class FQA publishing software, which was, at last, merged,
fixed,
and put on a single machine. From now on, fixes should appear instantaneously
(as opposed to being deferred until I take control over my hateful publishing
software).

/2008-01-02/

Added the Cat++ link face, at the end of a day of C++ debugging.
I wonder if it shows in the so-called art.

/2007-11-03/

Added an FQA correction - C++ has |bool|.

Linked to the |comp.lang.c++.moderated| thread from the FQA FAQ.

Added an image with |operator<<| to the link faces page.

/2007-10-31/

Added an item about iostream and internationalization to others' criticism page.

Renamed the "Web vs *" pages since the names started to look annoying to me.
What was I thinking?

Edited in a correction about EDG selling Java and Fortran front-ends,
and then removed the whole thing.

/2007-10-30/

Added the Web vs C++ page and the first three issues (implicit conversions and parsing C++ x 2).

Updated the FQA FAQ to mention the corrections page in the present tense, since it now exists,
and added three braindead, but genuinely frequently asked questions.

/2007-10-29/

Added the Web vs C++ FQA page and the first correction (virtual inheritance).

Gave up on Web 2.0 and asked people to e-mail me if they want to talk about the FQA.
Updated the FAQ and the main page.