I can answer this quickly. The index code is now in git in
dictionaries/source/idxdict.cpp. It is very simple and uses only STL
and libstdc++ (in my recollection).
OK, so on Windows it then uses the stlport library shipped with LO (if at all; I guess it also is
possible that all STL code it uses comes from headers?)
Would it be simpler to ship the idxdict utility in the installer and
run it
I think so, yes. Especially if we install it in the same folder where the stlport dll gets
installed so that no PATH manipulation is necessary.
We certainly don't want to start loading the stlport dll dynamically in the custom action and look
up the STL entry points needed, as they presumably are overridden operators and whatnot that have
horrible mangled names, and it would be extremely, eh, interesting, to call such through pointers
and totally defeat the purpose of using STL in the first place;)
--tml
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