Re: [boost] STL container of fixed capacity but variable size

From: Alisdair Meredith (alisdair.meredith_at_[hidden])
Date: 2002-01-30 12:11:05

I was looking at a circular buffer along the same lines, but haven't had time to get back to it, or the project that could use it (it is permanently 'about 4 weeks away' and has been for over 12 months :* (

I was actually looking at a ciruclar_buffer adapter, allowing the underlying container to vary line std::stack and queue, defaulting to boost::array.

I also need to check out the iterator_adaptors library first though, to see if there is anything there that might already fit my needs, or come close enough to making the implementation trivial.

I expect I might get around to it in 4 weeks or so...

AlisdairM

>>> dnuffer_at_[hidden] 30 January 2002 16:24:56 >>>

A similar class that would be of use to me is a fixed capacity deque 
that did no allocation, but just used an array as a circular queue. 
I've actually written a class that did this, but I only wrote enough to 
satisfy my needs, it's far from being a complete container.

--Dan Nuffer

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