"Victor A. Wagner Jr." <vawjr@rudbek.com> wrote
Arkadiy Vertleyb wrote:
You may want to consider the strategy we used with the STL types -- for each STL header we defined a corresponding typeof header which included the STL header and registered the types.
Then, depending on whether the typeof functionality is needed, the user can do either:
#include <vector>
or
#include <boost/typeof/std/vector.hpp>
if its name were vector instead of vector.hpp I could switch between them simply by telling my compiler to look in boost/typeof/std before the standard locatons for includes.
I am afraid, since the std header is #included by the typeof header, this would not achieve the desired effect, since the line: #include <vector> in the typeof header would reffer, again, to the typeof header.
btw, shouldn't that be #include "boost/typeof/std/vector.hpp" instead?
Should it? Isn't this equivalent in this particular context? Regards, Arkadiy