Hi! First let me express my happiness for having this library, as it makes a lot of my programming tasks much easier! While using it I think I discovered a bug for interval_set, when a difference is calculated; please find a test case attached. This was compiled against recent svn (r73190). cheers, Thomas
Thomas Taylor wrote:
Hi!
First let me express my happiness for having this library, as it makes a lot of my programming tasks much easier!
While using it I think I discovered a bug for interval_set, when a difference is calculated; please find a test case attached. This was compiled against recent svn (r73190).
Ah, I found the problem: The default constructor for Interval should use values(1,0) instead of (0,0).
cheers, Thomas
2011/7/18 Thomas Taylor
Hi!
First let me express my happiness for having this library, as it makes a lot of my programming tasks much easier!
Hi Thomas, thank you for the nice feedback. I am always happy to hear from people who like Boost.Icl :)
While using it I think I discovered a bug for interval_set, when a difference is calculated; please find a test case attached. This was compiled against recent svn (r73190).
I've read your example. You are using an Interval-class with a "point and length" representation which is interesting. I never did tests using such intervals but I think everything should work correctly. As you found out yourself, the default ctor Interval() has to produce an empty Interval and yes, you have to take care for underflow, if member Corner is an unsigned integral type. I hope everything works well now and you have fun using icl. Cheers, Joachim -- Interval Container Library [Boost.Icl] http://www.joachim-faulhaber.de
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