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Interesting Boost::bind error?

joe
I expected I could construct code like the following:

return *(std::min_elem ent(vec.begin() , vec.end(),
bind(less<doubl e>(),
bind(&entry::fo o, _1),
bind(&entry::fo o, _2))));

But if vec is only size 1, this returns '0'. min_element should work
on size one vectors.
If I add the guard "if(vec.siz e() == 1) { return *(vec.begin()); } "

all works fine..

Looking at the implementation code for min_element, this predicate
shouldn't even be called. Any ideas? Is boost messing with this
somehow?
Mar 10 '08 #1
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