Hi all,
The following does not compile (GCC 4.2):
#include
template<typename T>
void byRef( const T& v )
{
}
// ...
byRef( boost::indeterminate );
I realise that indeterminate is actually a function. If I write my
own, equivalent, function I can substitute it here and it compiles,
however. I can't see what is stopping it from working in
indeterminate's case - but I suspect it is to do with some of the
operator overloading going on. I couldn't pin it down, though.
I can take it by value, of course.
What am I missing?
Before you ask - yes this is boiled down code. In my real situation I
have generic code that doesn't even know about tribool, so I can't
special-case it. And I'd rather get to the bottom of why it doesn't
work for me - even if the end result is "you can't do that".
Thanks and regards,
[)o
IhIL..
