Re: Unreachable code with VisualStudio Express 2005 Compiler /
* f.laszlo@pilz.de:
std::for_each(coVector.begin(),coVector.end(),STest());
std::vector<std::vector<SMyStruct> >::iterator i = coVector.begin();
// The follwing line (for....) is declared as "unreachable" (C4702) by
the compiler
for(std::vector<SMyStruct>::iterator iter = i->begin(); iter != i->end(); ++iter)
{
...
}
Could anyone help me??? I can't find any mistake.
It seems to be in code you haven't shown.
Try to reproduce the problem in a small self-contained program.
Most likely that exercise will solve the problem for you, otherwise,
post the complete minimal program that demonstrates the problem
(complete: so that people can try to compile it without adding in
hypothetical definitions of things you have omitted).
Cheers, & hth.,
- Alf
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