-=> Quoting Bob Stout to All
 BS> I'm not sure I have the latest in either books or compilers to do
 BS> it properly, so I thought I'd ask here. In  concocting some GCD code
 BS> for the next SNIPPETS release, I came across a problem with
 BS> template-based code that required the use of the % operator. In C, I
 BS> have to make type-specific versions, so the function which works with
 BS> doubles simply uses fmod() instead of %. However, I'm kinda lost when
 BS> it comes to writing a template-based equivalent which will need to
 BS> either use the % operator or call fmod() depending on the type of its
 BS> arguments and return value.  
The closest you can really come, unfortunately, is to write a special "mod"
function for each type, and a template that calls it...
The other way, the way the STL does things, requires you to not use built-in
types (one of the problems with having an only-partially object oriented
language...).
... Dream come true: Beta testing for a brewery.
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