On Dec 4, 2006, at 6:28 PM, Mark Ruzon wrote:
The documentation for tuple says there are no portability problems with gcc 2.95. I am using 3.2.3 and am getting a syntax error on the line that does the work of this function object:
#include
struct get_0_func { template <typename II> // II models Input Iterator on tuple void operator()(II it) { it->get<0>(); }
try : void operator()(II it) { it->template get<0>(); } Not tested, but this is likely the reason. The compiler does not how yo parse < between get and 0, if not told that get is a template. Jaakko Järvi
};
The boost::get<0>(*it) form works fine. Does anyone know why a newer version of gcc would not compile this?
Mark
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