2008/5/21 Igor R.
Look at Array and Intrusive libraries.
Thanks, but neither of these really satisfy my requirements: Intrusive is for things like lists, rather than a vector-type structure, and as it is intrusive, I can't easily put pointers and ints in it. Arrays do go on the stack, but have to have a compile-type size and you can't "push_back" into them. Chris
I am surprised that Boost does not seem to contain a vector-like container which uses a pre-allocated block of memory. In my own code I find this very useful, in particular with memory allocated by 'alloca'.
Have I missed such a package? Is there any interest in such a package being submitted to boost if I tidied up my own code?
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