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From: Daniel Frey (daniel.frey_at_[hidden])
Date: 2003-02-16 08:40:36
John Maddock wrote:
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> > The basic point was (IMHO) never answered. I tried to clean up the
> > implementation by providing a closed implementation of is_class for more
> > compilers. This should decrease the coupling of all the different parts. I
> > think that this is a better design than the current one. The example I
> > gave which I thought might show the local problem was wrong. My fault,
> > granted. But does it speak against cleaning up the code?
>
> No, it's just that the version you posted only seemed to work with gcc - so
> it makes for a more tangled is_class implementation.
It also works for the Intel (EDG-based) compilers (v6 and v7), as Intel
kindly allows free personal home use. I never intended to write a
GCC-only implementation. Bad luck it doesn't work for Win32-compilers :(
> > is_member_function_pointer
> > is not a secondary type category
>
> Which I have already said is a bug, but we need time to do a fix justice.
Can't it be just moved to the primary-section or am I missing something
here?
Regards, Daniel
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