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From: Björn Lindberg (d95-bli_at_[hidden])
Date: 2002-07-25 07:06:36
The problem is statements like
Iter p0 = &S[0];
The S in question is an std::vector, while p0 is an
std::vector<...>::ierator. The iterator for eg an std::vector<int> is not
required to be of type int*. It often is, so the example above compiles in
most instances, but not on the STL library that comes with g++ 3.0.3. The
correct form is
Iter p0 = S.begin();
Another example is
- Iter s_end = &S[N-1];
+ Iter s_end = S.begin()+N-1;
I have attached a small patch which corrects this error in six places in
the file random/mt.h.
Regards,
Björn Lindberg
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