Re: [Boost-users] <cassert> in the boost libraries
Include files such as <cassert> usually have a guard involving the #define of a specific symbol to prevent then from being included twice. Once you have defined your own version of assert(), perhaps you could #define the <cassert> guard symbol as a way of preventing the local <cassert> from being included. This would work, of course, only if your version of <cassert> would work for Boost also. Merrill
Include files such as <cassert> usually have a guard involving the #define of a specific symbol to prevent then from being included twice. Once you have defined your own version of assert(), perhaps you could #define the <cassert> guard symbol as a way of preventing the local <cassert> from being included.
Unfortunately cassert/assert.h are required by the std to redefine assert each time they are included, there are good reasons for this, but it doesn't help in this case :-( John.
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John Maddock
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Merrill Cornish