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 --- "Andrey R. Urazov" <coola@ngs.ru> a écrit : 

> > I'm not sure if it is allowed to put arrays as a
> > parameter of the template. Why don't you make a class
> > or a struct which contains this array of 4 size_t's

> Because an array of 4 elements is just a particular case. In general
> there are n elements and n is known at compile time.

  What do you think about

    template < typename T , size_t N >
    struct MyWrapper
    {
      T     myArray[ N ] ;
    } ;

    std::vector< MyWrapper< size_t , 4 > >
                                    the_array ;

?

  But why do you not want the following :

    std::vector< std::vector< size_t > >
                                    the_array ;

or

    std::vector< boost::array< size_t , 4 > >
                                    the_array ;

?

  Best regards,

--drkm


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