
22 Jan
2006
22 Jan
'06
3:40 p.m.
Arkadiy Vertleyb wrote:
Let's see if I understand correctly... There is a third party library that doesn't know about typeof. This means it doesn't register its types. But it does know about Spirit, and uses it's types in public interface, together with its own types. In this case the third party types need to be registered by the user anyway, but the Spirit types can (or cannot, depending on the approach chosen) be registered in one shot, using the include directory trick, define, etc..
Do you mean something like this?
Yes (except that the case is pretty unlikely to happen with Spirit in particular -- better examples would be libraries such as Fusion, MPL, Variant...). Regards, Tobias