Hi Bill,
Bill Homer writes:
> In fact, the semantics of copy would not allow it to be declared
> with unaliased iterators, because some aliasing is allowed:
I'm sorry, I should have been more clear about what I was talking
about. I was trying to talk about a hypothetical version of copy()
that doesn't allow aliasing. To clarify, let's call this
restricted_copy(). Now suppose that restricted_copy() calls memcpy()
in one of its specializations. So the problem is, how can I ensure
that restricted_copy() only gets called with "restricted" iterators so
that I don't get a compiler error at the point where memcpy() is
called?
Cheers,
Jeremy
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