>From: "Peter Petrov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>>Something that I would really like to see, is the cooperation between the
>>serialization library and the dynamic_any type (developed by Alexander
>>Nasonov, not yet into Boost). More specifically, it must be
> * What kinds of applications are we intending to serve?
Something that I would really like to see, is the cooperation between the
serialization library and the dynamic_any type (developed by Alexander
Nasonov, not yet into Boost). More specifically, it must be possible to
serialize and deser
Hi,
The boost::any type is currently limited because it's impossible to be used
as the key type in a map or a hash_map for example. It is obvious that
adding comparison operators to boost::any is unnacceptable, because that
would require all value types to also have these operators defined.
Howev
>>code fragments such as:
>>line 95-96 of archive.cpp seem unacceptable to me:
>>
>>// note breaking a rule here - is this a problem on some platform
>>is.read(const_cast(s.data()), size);
>
>Although is non standard I believe that the above code will work on all
known platforms.
>It yields an imp
