18 Aug
2008
18 Aug
'08
7:58 p.m.
Alan M. Carroll wrote:
This is most commonly generated by comparing iterators from different containers. That's what the "incompatible" means. Also, a default constructed iterator is considered to be from a different container to any initialized iterator. E.g., comparing an iterator from begin() and a default constructed iterator will generate this exception. I would check the origin of the iterators on which you are callling operator ==.
Well, I see - but how? it's not that I'm creating these iterators, these seem to be boost::signals internal details - as the namespace says as well, boost::signals::detail::named_slot_map_iterator... Akos