there are many methods throughout the code (e.g. in the Archon::Nirc2 namespace) where a base class method that is marked const is overridden (well, technically in c++ standard parlance "hidden" not "overridden" because that would imply the same method signature) by a method of the same name which is not marked const.
At least in a few cases I've looked at the overriding methods could be const so this is just a (very slight) memory safety issue. These will show up at least as warnings on modern compilers I believe.
Cheers,
DW
there are many methods throughout the code (e.g. in the Archon::Nirc2 namespace) where a base class method that is marked const is overridden (well, technically in c++ standard parlance "hidden" not "overridden" because that would imply the same method signature) by a method of the same name which is not marked const.
At least in a few cases I've looked at the overriding methods could be const so this is just a (very slight) memory safety issue. These will show up at least as warnings on modern compilers I believe.
Cheers,
DW