Re: msvc++ 2005 template question

From:
olli <ob@[removethis]numeris.de>
Newsgroups:
microsoft.public.vc.language
Date:
Wed, 18 Oct 2006 19:14:55 +0200
Message-ID:
<OTASwjt8GHA.3552@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl>
this is it:

class eoSelectOne : public eoUF<const eoPop<EOT>&, const EOT&>
{
     public :
       /// virtual function to setup some population stats (for instance
eoProportional can benefit greatly from this)
       virtual void setup(const eoPop<EOT>& _pop)
       {}
};

and eoPop:

template<class EOT>
class eoPop: public std::vector<EOT>, public eoObject, public eoPersistent
{

  public:

      using std::vector<EOT>::size;
      using std::vector<EOT>::resize;
      using std::vector<EOT>::operator[];
      using std::vector<EOT>::begin;
      using std::vector<EOT>::end;

      typedef typename EOT::Fitness Fitness;
    /** Default ctor. Creates empty pop
    */
    eoPop() : std::vector<EOT>(), eoObject(), eoPersistent() {};

    /** Ctor for the initialization of chromosomes

    @param _popSize total population size
    @param _chromInit Initialization routine, produces EO's, needs to be an
eoInit
    */
     eoPop( unsigned _popSize, eoInit<EOT>& _chromInit )
       :std::vector<EOT>()
     {
         resize(_popSize);
      for ( unsigned i = 0; i < _popSize; i++ )
       {
            _chromInit(operator[](i));
      }
    };

    /** appstd::ends random guys at end of pop.
        Can be used to initialize it pop is empty

    @param _popSize total population size
    @param _chromInit Initialization routine, produces EO's, needs to be an
eoInit
    */
     void append( unsigned _newPopSize, eoInit<EOT>& _chromInit )
     {
       unsigned oldSize = size();
       if (_newPopSize < oldSize)
    {
      throw std::runtime_error("New size smaller than old size in pop.append");
      return;
    }
       if (_newPopSize == oldSize)
    return;
       resize(_newPopSize); // adjust the size
       for ( unsigned i = oldSize; i < _newPopSize; i++ )
    {
      _chromInit(operator[](i));
    }
     };

   /** Ctor from an std::istream; reads the population from a stream,
       each element should be in different lines
       @param _is the stream
   */
   eoPop( std::istream& _is ) :std::vector<EOT>() {
     readFrom( _is );
   }

   /** Empty Dtor */
    virtual ~eoPop() {};

   /// helper struct for getting a pointer
       struct Ref { const EOT* operator()(const EOT& eot) { return &eot;}};
   /// helper struct for comparing on pointers
       struct Cmp {
           bool operator()(const EOT* a, const EOT* b) const
             { return b->operator<(*a); }
       };

     /**
     sort the population. Use this member to sort in order
     of descending Fitness, so the first individual is the best!
    */
   void sort(void)
   {
       std::sort(begin(), end(), std::greater<EOT>());
   }

   /** creates a std::vector<EOT*> pointing to the individuals in
descending order */
   void sort(std::vector<const EOT*>& result) const
   {
       result.resize(size());

       std::transform(begin(), end(), result.begin(), Ref());

       std::sort(result.begin(), result.end(), Cmp());
   }

     /**
     shuffle the population. Use this member to put the population
     in random order
    */
   void shuffle(void)
   {
     UF_random_generator<unsigned int> gen;
       std::random_shuffle(begin(), end(), gen);
   }

   /** creates a std::vector<EOT*> pointing to the individuals in random
order */
   void shuffle(std::vector<const EOT*>& result) const
   {
       result.resize(size());

       std::transform(begin(), end(), result.begin(), Ref());

       UF_random_generator<unsigned int> gen;
       std::random_shuffle(result.begin(), result.end(), gen);
   }

   /** returns an iterator to the best individual DOES NOT MOVE ANYBODY */
   typename eoPop<EOT>::iterator it_best_element()
   {
     typename eoPop<EOT>::iterator it = std::max_element(begin(), end());
     return it;
   }

   /** returns an iterator to the best individual DOES NOT MOVE ANYBODY */
   const EOT & best_element() const
   {
     typename eoPop<EOT>::const_iterator it = std::max_element(begin(),
end());
     return (*it);
   }

   /** returns a const reference to the worse individual DOES NOT MOVE
ANYBODY */
   const EOT & worse_element() const
   {
     typename eoPop<EOT>::const_iterator it = std::min_element(begin(),
end());
     return (*it);
   }

   /** returns an iterator to the worse individual DOES NOT MOVE ANYBODY */
   typename eoPop<EOT>::iterator it_worse_element()
   {
     typename eoPop<EOT>::iterator it = std::min_element(begin(), end());
     return it;
   }

   /**
   slightly faster algorithm than sort to find all individuals that are
better
   than the nth individual. INDIVIDUALS ARE MOVED AROUND in the pop.
   */
   typename eoPop<EOT>::iterator nth_element(int nth)
   {
       typename eoPop<EOT>::iterator it = begin() + nth;
       std::nth_element(begin(), it, end(), std::greater<EOT>());
       return it;
   }

   struct GetFitness { Fitness operator()(const EOT& _eo) const { return
_eo.fitness(); } };

   /** returns the fitness of the nth element */
   Fitness nth_element_fitness(int which) const
   { // probably not the fastest way to do this, but what the heck

       std::vector<Fitness> fitness(size());
       std::transform(begin(), end(), fitness.begin(), GetFitness());

       typename std::vector<Fitness>::iterator it = fitness.begin() + which;
       std::nth_element(fitness.begin(), it, fitness.end(),
std::greater<Fitness>());
       return *it;
   }

   /** const nth_element function, returns pointers to sorted individuals
    * up the the nth
    */
   void nth_element(int which, std::vector<const EOT*>& result) const
   {

       result.resize(size());
       std::transform(begin(), end(), result.begin(), Ref());

       typename std::vector<const EOT*>::iterator it = result.begin() +
which;

       std::nth_element(result.begin(), it, result.end(), Cmp());
   }

   /** does STL swap with other pop */
   void swap(eoPop<EOT>& other)
   {
       std::swap(static_cast<std::vector<EOT>& >(*this),
static_cast<std::vector<EOT>& >(other));
   }

   /**
    * Prints sorted pop but does NOT modify it!
    *
    * @param _os A std::ostream.
    */
   virtual void sortedPrintOn(std::ostream& _os) const
   {
     std::vector<const EOT*> result;
     sort(result);
     _os << size() << '\n';
     for (unsigned i = 0; i < size(); ++i)
       {
    _os << *result[i] << std::endl;
       }
   }

   /**
    * Write object. It's called printOn since it prints the object _on_
a stream.
    * @param _os A std::ostream.
    */
   virtual void printOn(std::ostream& _os) const
   {
         _os << size() << '\n';
         std::copy( begin(), end(), std::ostream_iterator<EOT>( _os,
"\n") );
   }

   /** @name Methods from eoObject */
   //@{
   /**
    * Read object. The EOT class must have a ctor from a stream;
    * @param _is A std::istream.
   */
   virtual void readFrom(std::istream& _is)
   {
     size_t sz;
     _is >> sz;

     resize(sz);

     for (size_t i = 0; i < sz; ++i) {
         operator[](i).readFrom( _is );
     }
   }

   /** Inherited from eoObject. Returns the class name.
       @see eoObject
   */
   virtual std::string className() const {return "eoPop";};
     //@}

   virtual void invalidate()
   {
     for (unsigned i=0; i<size(); i++)
       this->operator[](i).invalidate();
   }

  protected:

};

Alex Blekhman schrieb:

olli wrote:

I have a library which I want to build on msvc++ 2005. however the
compiler generates the following warnings and errors concerning the
following source snippet:

template <class EOT>
class eoSelectivePopulator : public eoPopulator<EOT>
{
public :

     using eoPopulator< EOT >::src;

     eoSelectivePopulator(const eoPop<EOT>& _pop, eoPop<EOT>& _dest,
eoSelectOne<EOT>& _sel)
         : eoPopulator<EOT>(_pop, _dest), sel(_sel)
         { sel.setup(_pop); };

     /** the select method actually selects one guy from the src pop */
     const EOT& select() {
         return sel(src);
     }

private:

     eoSelectOne<EOT>& sel;
};


Show us `eoSelectOne' class. It seems that problem is there.

Alex

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