new modules list-c++, set-c++, oset-c++, map-c++, omap-c++

[Bruno Haible]

The container types (modules list, set, oset, map, omap) can be used in C++,
with casts. It is customary in C++ to use template classes in order to
avoid casts in user code. I'm doing this here:


Data type         C++ class     Module     Include file

Sequential list   gl_List       list-c++   "gl_list.hh"
Set               gl_Set        set-c++    "gl_set.hh"
Ordered set       gl_OSet       oset-c++   "gl_oset.hh"
Map               gl_Map        map-c++    "gl_map.hh"
Ordered map       gl_OMap       omap-c++   "gl_omap.hh"


This is not perfect yet:
  - It would be possible to put these classes into a namespace.
  - It would probably be possible (with some work) to make the iterators
    implement the usual C++ idioms, without reducing the efficiency of the
    iterators.
But it should be usable.

0001-list-c-New-module.patch
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0002-list-c-Add-tests.patch
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0003-set-c-New-module.patch
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0004-set-c-Add-tests.patch
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0005-oset-c-New-module.patch
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0006-oset-c-Add-tests.patch
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0007-map-c-New-module.patch
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0008-map-c-Add-tests.patch
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0009-omap-c-New-module.patch
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0010-omap-c-Add-tests.patch
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0011-Document-the-new-modules-list-c-set-c-oset-c-map-c-o.patch
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