Yet an other remark but this time about the answer of Graig Henderson to
Greg Dehass:
>>Greg,
>>From the Linker Error, it looks like you're using Microsoft Visual C++. I
>>discovered a bug recently with MSVC7.0 which may be the same as you're
>>seeing here, but it is reported to be fixed in Everet
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Subject: RE: [boost] Re: binding
Unfortunately, just using &functionname doesnt work on template functions
( fncSelection = &GenAlg::RouletteWheel; )
I tried it and it gets confused ab
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Subject: RE: [boost] Re: binding
Just a little remark about the code that has nothing to do with the bug that
has been elucidated by Graig Henderson. When Greg Dehaas wrote:
> I have a namespace GenAlg with this inside:
>
ave used that function earlier on!
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From: Peter Dimov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, February 08, 2003 5:27 PM
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Subject: Re: [boost] Re: binding
Amélie et François Dumont wrote:
> Just a little remark about the code that has nothing to
Amélie et François Dumont wrote:
> Just a little remark about the code that has nothing to do with the
> bug that has been elucidated by Graig Henderson. When Greg Dehaas
> wrote:
[...]
>> fncSelection = boost::bind(GenAlg::RouletteWheel> unsigned long>,_1);
>
> It seems to me that it would have be
Greg,
>From the Linker Error, it looks like you're using Microsoft Visual C++. I
discovered a bug recently with MSVC7.0 which may be the same as you're
seeing here, but it is reported to be fixed in Everett.
The bug occurs if you pass a template function as a parameter to another
template function
