I'm having problems trying to compile in C++. net some code written
in C++ 6.0. I used to treat any iterator as a pointer, but now the
compiler says he cannot convert an iterator to a pointer.
Say I have a class with a member being a stl vector of other object
class object1
{
private:
vector<object2> vector_object2;
}
that class has a function that has a pointer to object 2 as argument:
double object1::calculate_something(* object2)
{
// some code
return(whatever);
}
and now I try to use that function passing to it some element of the
vector:
void object1::do_something_else()
{
vector<object2>::iterator p=vector_object2.begin();
double result=calculate_something(p);
}
This used to work just fine with C++ 6.0, but in C++.net it issues
errors stating that the iterator connot be converted to a pointer!
Can somebody tell me what can I do to make the compiler recognize the
iterators as pointers?
Thanks a lot
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