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Subject: [boost] Dynamic_bitset and access to underlying storage
From: Iain K. Hanson (iain.hanson_at_[hidden])
Date: 2010-06-28 20:25:15
Hi,
I need to use a bitset with contiguous storage so that I can pass it to
a system call. Although I can't see it in the documentation, I know from
reading the code, that dynamic bitset is implemented in terms of
std::vector.
Also, whilst I don't need the run time resizing that dynamic bitset
provides, I do need to be able to use up to at least 64K bits,
So, is there any chance of an additional member function+ that returns a
pointer to the zero'eth element of the underlying vector?
regards
/ikh
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