The g++ compiler does not support
`<?' and `>?'
which used to be the minimum and maximum operators any more and the user should use
`std::min' and `std::max'
instead.
This post is also available in: Greek
The g++ compiler does not support
`<?' and `>?'
which used to be the minimum and maximum operators any more and the user should use
`std::min' and `std::max'
instead.
This post is also available in: Greek
