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[Nel] matrix.cpp std::min/max problems?

+ Bryce Harrington + bryce@neptune.net
+ Fri, 10 Nov 2000 02:22:23 -0800 (PST) +

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+ +
Hi Cary, 
+
+The VC++/STL min/max problem is pretty well known, and is a result of a
+very buggy STL implementation in VC++, and some lawsuits. 
+
+Simple answer:  Define NOMINMAX in your Build Settings
+
+Longer answer:  
+http://www.isis.ecs.soton.ac.uk/share/problems/fuzzyClouds/NetMet/netmet/docs/stlhelp.txt
+
+The STL that ships with Visual C++ was developed by Dinkumware, rather
+than by Microsoft.  Detailed errata is available here:
+    http://www.dinkumware.com/
+
+Bryce
+
+On Fri, 10 Nov 2000, Vincent Archer wrote:
+> According to Cary Farrier:
+> > I just updated from the latest CVS snapshot, added r:\code\net\include
+> > to the project settings, however when compiling matrix.cpp in VC++ 6.0
+> > (SP3) the compiler is complaining that 'max is not a member of std'.
+> 
+> Note that, strictly speaking, bug reports should go thru the web
+> interface rather than the mailing list. It's a lot easier to manage
+> there. Use the mailing list if you can't access the WWW at all
+> for some reason (like being buried deep behind 4 firewalls that require
+> you to sign in blood to access the outside world).
+> 
+> Bug reported to the developper in charge.
+> 
+
+-- 
+Bryce Harrington
+bryce @ neptune.net
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