From: David Abrahams (david.abrahams_at_[hidden])
Date: 2002-03-13 18:54:28
Right now, add_pointer<T> doesn't compile on MSVC6 when T is a reference
type.
I can make it be int& on MSVC, if it's agreed that's desirable.
On conforming compilers, add_pointer<int&> is int*.
I'm not sure that's desirable (perhaps int& would be better).
Also, add_pointer<int[5]> is int* rather than int(*)[5] on conforming
compilers.
I /really/ can't understand why you'd want to throw out the array part.
It seems to me that any type_traits metafunction called "add_xxx"
shouldn't strip any features of its argument.
Thoughts?
Dave
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