Help perfecting std::vector for antique C++ compilers

[Peter Olcott]

http://home.att.net/~olcott/std_vect.h

This is my current version of a std::vector class that was designed to work
on antique (pre-template) compilers. I would really appreciate a critique
so that I can perfect it much more quickly, thanks in advance.

 

[John Harrison]

http://home.att.net/~olcott/std_vect.h

This is my current version of a std::vector class that was designed to work
on antique (pre-template) compilers. I would really appreciate a critique
so that I can perfect it much more quickly, thanks in advance.

Well I'd definitely get rid of the operator User_Type*, that can be called
implicitly in all sorts of unexpected situations.

If users want the address of the start of the array they can use the
explicit expression &a[0].

john

 

[Peter Olcott]

This is my current version of a std::vector class that was designed to

work

on antique (pre-template) compilers. I would really appreciate a critique
so that I can perfect it much more quickly, thanks in advance.

Well I'd definitely get rid of the operator User_Type*, that can be called
implicitly in all sorts of unexpected situations.

If users want the address of the start of the array they can use the
explicit expression &a[0].

john

I removed it and one of my compiler errors disappeared. This
class still does not quite work correctly. Can you help me find
the errors?