What advantage does Bstrlib::CBString have over std::string?
A. std::string is an STL generic which will be somewhat slower than CBString because of it. std::string also does not contain a lot of standard character string manipulations like format, findreplace, split and join. CBString implements useful write protection (that extends into per character protection.) With std::string it is cumbersome to be bounds protected, and easy to be unsafe (this is opposite to Bstrlib::CBString, where a cast and a dereference is required to drop safety.
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