Oh I get different results in Linux as compared to Windows; more fixes are on their way. "Phil Bouchard" <philippe@fornux.com> wrote in message news:g6s2n8$6ln$1@ger.gmane.org...

I've finalized the ad extremum idea of STL support of smart pointers such as shifted_ptr which is a good example to use because of the distinct types it is using as pointer types (T *, shifted<T> *, shifted_allocator::pointer, etc.). I have 2 patch files that can be used as an example to add support for real smart pointers using Gcc's STL. These are located in the bits/ folder. These are Gnu related but I wanted to share this here for objectivity.

I have added special contructors in shifted_ptr that takes raw pointers (T *) instead of the type safe shifted<T> *. This is temporary until I add the proper casts inside the STL code. What else? I simplified shifted_allocator and fixed abominable bugs in shifted_ptr created by these temporary constructors added. Now I'm pretty dang happy about it... There are still some I need to fix and some more are yet to be found but it should be much easier now.

Once again I am using shifted_ptr_test2.cpp as my main test application.

Later, -Phil

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