dan marsden wrote:
--- Arkadiy Vertleyb <vertleyb@hotmail.com> wrote:
As for structure, how about consistently placing the typeof headers in a directory beneath the file they support. So for a file:
boost/a/b/c.hpp
The corresponding typeof support would be in:
boost/a/b/typeof/c.hpp
A single-rooted approach might still be better: boost/a/typeof/boost/a/b/c.hpp or even (although Arkadiy pointed out it would be less CVS-friendly) boost/typeof_support/boost/a/b/c.hpp Now I could switch my include path to contain boost/a/typeof or to boost/typeof_support respectively and thus enable typeof support for lib a without changing my source code (as suggested by Andy elsewhere in this thread). Of course this would require us to #include <../../../../b/c.hpp> or #include <../../../a/b/c.hpp> from within */typeof*/boost/a/b/c.hpp. I've no idea whether this is acceptable or not. But we should probably spend a few thoughts on it. Regards, Tobias