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From: pwm (pwmiller_at_[hidden])
Date: 2007-01-23 12:40:43
I am unable to find it now, but I thought I saw that there is a boost
way to define a typedef using a unique class that cannot be implicitly
converted to another type. Thus,
typedef int Foo;
void bar( Foo a );
would compile only with bar( Foo(3) ) not bar(3)
Is this capability in Boost 1.33 or am I hallucinating?
Thanks,
Phil
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