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May 16th, 2007, 03:44 PM
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Re: Resources on extending STL classes needed
7 choices...
1) Modify the STL templates. DONT!
2) Derive a concrete class publically from std::vector
3) Derive a concrete class privately from std::vector
4) Aggregate std::vector into a concrete class
5) Derive a template class publically from std::vector
6) Derive a template class privately from std::vector
7) Aggregate std::vector into a template class
From the description yo give I would take #4 or #7....
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