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Hi,
Thanks for all your suggestions I will do more reading regarding compiler specifics Hopefuly I will upgrade my compiler this year.
Ok, I had tried this approach:
hndl_index_type & h_type = get<0>(ns); group_index_type& g_type = get<1>(ns);
But got: error C2667: 'get' : none of 2 overload have a best conversion error C2668: 'get' : ambiguous call to overloaded function
Anymore suggestions? (Pls)
Could you provide some sample code (either through the list or privately)? If this is not an option, please paste the complete error message, so that I can see what are the clashing overloads the compiler is referring to. I've never met a similar problem. If nothing else works, you can always explicitly qualify get: hndl_index_type & h_type = boost::multi_index::get<0>(ns);
I do have to admit that I find It strange that all the examples on the web (1-9) compile successfully. which left me wonder what am I missing In my project.
My suspicion is that you've got some extra using directive that is causing the ambiguity problems. Joaquín M López Muñoz Telefónica, Investigación y Desarrollo