From: Est <es...@fu...> - 2009-10-28 13:05:27
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Hi Sean In my case, I'm now using ASL in an open source node based video compositor. It's here: http://ramenhdr.sourceforge.net/ I currently use any_regular, the algorithms, dictionary, copy on write and some others. I'm learning to use Eve (it's amazing) and poly. I'd be happy to contribute! I can work on ASL - Qt integration. My current Qt assemblage is a hack for learning, but I'll rewrite it. The impressions I had from people regarding ASL were that it was difficult to build, patching boost, using bjam, ... I think switching to CMake would be a good idea. And for gcc 4.3, in closed_hash_map.hpp, at the end of the file, in mapped_type& operator[](const Key& x) { typename set_type::iterator i = this->find(x); if (i == this->end()) return set_type::insert(adobe::make_pair(x, mapped_type())).first->second; return i->second; } I had to qualify the call to insert with set_type::, otherwise, gcc couldn't find it. Est. |