Re: [boost] Is Boost.Range broken?

What sequence do those iterators iterate? I don't see what it could be that wouldn't let you get at least the PTE iterator even if the representation doesn't "point to a valid entry", so you ought to be able to just

return MyRange(end, end);

Now you're just assuming I can always construct the PTE iterators. Also, this still doesn't solve the problem for my users who would much rather write MyRange() than MyRange(<some iterators>). You guys should remember that not everyone writes libraries for C++ experts, who can understand this stuff. In many cases, the more dumb the interface, the better.