Hello all, In the code that thrift generates for C++, in all the classes, it overloads 3 operators, ==, != and <. Implementations for == and != are provided but there won't be any implementation for < operator. Why is this so? How come it doesn't generate any compilation errors? (except in one case I got a linker error -- mentioned in my previous post). How are these overloaded operators used?
Thank you. Regards, Raghava.
