18 Aug
2008
18 Aug
'08
4:39 p.m.
"Phil Bouchard" <philippe@fornux.com> wrote in message news:g8ba9a$lm8$1@ger.gmane.org... [...]
When the shifted<> is initialized it means it knows what "set" it belongs to. If it is uninitialized it means it is still part of a construction sequence that is not yet finalized, hence not yet attached to any "set".
I meant: When the shifted<> is initialized it means it knows what "set" all pointers contained within the block belong to. If it is uninitialized it means it is still part of a construction sequence that is not yet finalized, hence not yet attached to any "set". [...] -Phil