27 Feb
2005
27 Feb
'05
3:30 p.m.
David Abrahams wrote:
*If* you're willing to assume that std::vector<T,A>::iterator is the same type for any A (which is not quite correct in any real implementation because of vector<bool>), you could do this:
I'm pretty sure it would be possible to implement vector<bool>'s so that it could be the same for any A since it's just pointing to raw memory. The iterator only has to different for different allocators when the data it's need to access is dependant on the allocator (such as a node which contains an 'A::pointer'). Or am I missing something? Of course, you can't assume that. Daniel