"Andy Little" <andy@servocomm.freeserve.co.uk> wrote
"Arkadiy Vertleyb" <vertleyb@hotmail.com> wrote
I will try to implement such registrations for mpl::vector[n], as an example. However, I think it's ultimately up to the library authors do decide whether or not to make their libraries typeof-enabled (I would be happy to provide any help on the subject).
Here it is (tested only with vc71, BOOST_TYPEOF_COMPLIANT mode). I will have to add one macro to the typeof lib (marked in the source below):
Thats great!
Question is now, where to put this in boost directory tree and what to call it.
And the answer is: nowhere for now :) Because I can't code it properly without relying on internal details of MPL. Note I registered templates up to vector10<>. But only Aleksey knows how many of them should be registered, and under which circumstances. This is related to BOOST_MPL_LIMIT_VECTOR size, and which headers are actually included, such as vector30.hpp or vector40.hpp... So this is just an _example_ of what to do on the typeof part. What to do on MPL part -- I can only guess. That's why I think such registrations should be ultimately maintained by the library authors. Regards, Arkadiy