All,
The following doesn't compile (with different messages depending on the
order in which I declare things:
#include <vector>
main()
{
std::vector<double> doubles;
double aDouble;
for (int index = 0,
std::vector<double>::iterator doublesIter = doubles.begin();
doublesIter != doubles.end();
++doublesIter, ++index)
{
if (aDouble == *doublesIter)
return(index);
}
}
However, if I declare index and doublesIter before the for, then all
works fine. Is that a bug?
Fred
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