Re: std::tr1::unordered_set problem in GCC 4.1.2
On 4/8/07 8:02 AM, in article _LmdnTmHePCnQIXbnZ2dnUVZ_vfinZ2d@giganews.com,
"Pete Becker" <pete@versatilecoding.com> wrote:
Carl Barron wrote:
Martin M. Pedersen <traxplayer@gmail.com> wrote:
struct TraxboardCompare
{
bool operator()(const Traxboard& tb1, const Traxboard& tb2) const
{
return (tb1.getHash()<tb2.getHash());
}
};
tr1 unordered containers want an equal to comparision not a less than
one. This is one problem. further it is the objects themselves that
are compared for equality not the hashes. that is internally in
unorderd_* when objects have the same hash they are compared for
equality. The container already knoes that if the hashes are different
the objects are also.
note your functor when actually called will always return false.
You need an equal compare for,which you have so the default
std::equal_to should work.
It may well be that the semantics of the various functions aren't right,
but that doesn't mean that the interface is wrong. The code should compile.
Not necessarily. Note the "address-of" operator overload in the code that
was posted:
class Traxboard {
public:
...
void operator&();
...
Since it is reasonable to expect that an allocator class might take the
address of an object for which it has allocated storage, and because
returning "void" as the return type of an address-of operator overload does
not seem anywhere near as reasonable behavior - I would conclude that the
fault lies much more with Traxboard's unconventional address-of operator
overload than it does with gcc allocator class's apparent failure to
accommodate it.
Greg
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