On Wed, 30 Aug 2006, Peter Kümmel wrote:
Kevin Atkinson wrote:
Ok thanks for the info. I will apply the patch for aspell 0.60.5.
Isn't the next release 0.61?
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Kevin Atkinson wrote:
> Ok thanks for the info. I will apply the patch for aspell 0.60.5.
Isn't the next release 0.61?
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On Wed, 30 Aug 2006, Peter Kümmel wrote:
Kevin Atkinson wrote:
On Wed, 30 Aug 2006, Peter Kümmel wrote:
std::vector::end() returns an iterator that
points just beyond the end of the vector.
So &*thin->end() is no valid code, because
it is a out of bound access.
std::vector::back() returns a
Kevin Atkinson wrote:
> On Wed, 30 Aug 2006, Peter Kümmel wrote:
>
>> std::vector::end() returns an iterator that
>> points just beyond the end of the vector.
>>
>> So &*thin->end() is no valid code, because
>> it is a out of bound access.
>>
>> std::vector::back() returns a reference to
>> the la
On Wed, 30 Aug 2006, Peter Kümmel wrote:
std::vector::end() returns an iterator that
points just beyond the end of the vector.
So &*thin->end() is no valid code, because
it is a out of bound access.
std::vector::back() returns a reference to
the last element and a pointer to the last
element i
Peter Kümmel wrote:
> std::vector::end() returns an iterator that
> points just beyond the end of the vector.
>
> So &*thin->end() is no valid code, because
> it is a out of bound access.
>
> std::vector::back() returns a reference to
> the last element and a pointer to the last
> element is: &ba
std::vector::end() returns an iterator that
points just beyond the end of the vector.
So &*thin->end() is no valid code, because
it is a out of bound access.
std::vector::back() returns a reference to
the last element and a pointer to the last
element is: &back().
See attached patch.
Peter
Inde
