Hey Mike!


 > Look into using the C++ Standard Template Library.  If you do, I would 
 > highly recommend Mark Nelson's new book on the subject.  The STL 
 > design provides for "function objects," which are templates for 
 > comparators that can be resolved at compile time.  Several standard 
 > comparators are provided by the STL, such as "less" and
"more," and 
 > these can be expanded by the compiler for anything of paramterized 
 > type for which the necessary operators are defined or can be 
 > synthesized using C++ rules.  The STL is actually a very elegant 
 > design.
Thanks for the hint!

 > For FReq (1:323/107) or download (+1 401 944 8498):
I downloaded the package for a while ago, but haven't looked at it yet :-)

Yours,

Morten Toftgaard Jensen
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