Farid Zaripov wrote:
Whether these examples should be abstract, or based on C++ Standard
Library
declarations/definitions?
Since the source incompatible changes involves changes in
function/class mebmers
prototype, or changes in global data/class data members declaration, or
changing the
place of the some declaration (i.e. moving the declaration from one
header file to the another),
but requirements of the all of this are stated in C++ Standard and,
accordingly, any of these
changes are impossible.
Hi Farid,
I believe the standard leaves some details unspecified so library
writers can decide how to implement them. For instance, default
arguments and overloads.
--Mark
Farid.
