-=> Quoting Kevin Campbell to Darin Mcbride
 KC> Well I've already got a huge linked-list class (bi-directional,
 KC> start/end optimisation, the works). Only problem with moving the the
 KC> STL would be the lack of any source code (at least on my version). As
Minor details.  ;-)
 KC> linked-lists are an essential function used repeatedly around my code,
 KC> I need them to be highly optimised, and totally reliable. I'll try
 KC> templating it again later, now that I'm more profcient at C++ than when
 KC> I just started.
The STL classes are generally within 2-5% of the speed of hand-coded C/C++
(non-templated) libraries.  Further, you can (and trust me, I have!)
generally switch between linked lists, vectors, and double-ended queues with
very little code changes, so you can see which is the faster option.  No
coding needed.
 KC> Kevin Campbell
Interestingly enough, a project leader (computer engineer with master's in
CompEng) I used to work with has the same name... :-)
... ARRRRRGGGHHH!!!! ... Tension breaker, had to be done.
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