What is the underlying implementation of listS or vecS? Are they just STL vectors and lists? If the answer is yes, then there is a good deal of comfort I have about what I can or cannot get away with... Is there any other type besides those two allowed, or planned for future versions of BGL? -Brent
On Mar 18, 2005, at 10:35 AM, panoply@att.net wrote:
What is the underlying implementation of listS or vecS? Are they just STL vectors and lists? If the answer is yes, then there is a good deal of comfort I have about what I can or cannot get away with...
listS is an std::list, vecS is an std::vector
Is there any other type besides those two allowed, or planned for future versions of BGL?
There are several others: setS (std::set), multisetS (std::multiset), mapS (std::map, probably broken), slistS (the SGI extension slist), hash_setS (the SGI extension hash_set; not well-maintained). Doug
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