On Thu, 2004-04-29 at 00:02, Nicolas Cannasse wrote:
> > On Wed, 2004-04-28 at 22:36, Nicolas Cannasse wrote:

> Such comparison  tail = end , is also well fitted for the C++ world, where
> in general NULL is the end of everything, and operator overloading helps
> here a lot. Just one question : what is the excepted behavior of equality
> between two iterators coming from two different data structures 

They have distinct types so: compile time error.
[I assume you mean for example a list and an array]

>  What about equality between two
> iterators over two different dynamic arrays ? 

I think from memory, equality must work. 
However, less (<) operator is undefined.

> Please state clearly your problems on the ExtLib mailling list, I will be
> happy to think about theses :)

I already did quite extensively.. :)

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