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Re: Need simple C++ array class; any suggestions?

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From: Slawek Smyl
Date: Thu, 06 Apr 1995 00:00
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kbennett@cpcug.org (Keith Bennett) writes:

>I am looking for a C++ array class that is simple but effective.  I'm
>using C/Set++ but have heard that using its collection classes is a
>bit complex and brings in quite a bit of code.  Is that true?  If so,
>can someone recommend another library?  Public domain or shareware is
>preferred, but I'd also be interested in a commercial product.
>(How's Rogue Wave?)

>My understanding is that the template class might be best for my
>purposes so that the compiler could check for me that the items being
>added to the array are of the correct type.  (That's right, isn't it?)

>Thanks for any help.

>- Keith

It is not so complex. Look at ISequence - you can use it as a simple, 
normal array.

Slawek Smyl
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