Re: strange crash after assertion with std::map::iterator

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"Duane Hebert" <spoo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I wasn't very clear with this bit:

end() is a member of a container. What it returns is irrelevant
in that you can never compare to it. You always compare
to end(). So given:

What I mean is that ::end() returns something that indicates
that the iterator is invalid or at least refers to something not
found in the container but it's a member
of the container. It may be implemented as a null pointer,
as -1 or whatever but I don't think it follows that with the
example of i and j that i::end() == j::end() so how could
it follow that an iterator assigned to each would compare?


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