16 Apr
2007
16 Apr
'07
3:36 p.m.
Herve Bronnimann wrote:
Fernando: here you are misunderstanding: we're not referring to intrusive smart pointers, but intrusive data structure (recently submitted by Ion Gaztanaga). Essentially, intrusive DS is a way to provide algorithms on a legacy data structure (by decoupling access to the fundamental pointers inside the nodes), which is what we want here.
Ha yes, I got it exactly that much wrong ;) I guess is time to look into Boost.Intrusive then :) Best Fernando