4 * This program checks if the compiler / platform supports the
5 * std::set container. The motivation for this test was a discussion
6 * on the development mailing list, and the documentation was captured
9 * http://bugzilla.dre.vanderbilt.edu/show_bug.cgi?id=3715
12 #include "test_config.h"
14 // The first part of the test is to compile this line. If the program
15 // does not compile the platform is just too broken.
20 run_main (int, ACE_TCHAR
*[])
22 ACE_START_TEST (ACE_TEXT("Compiler_Features_07_Test"));
24 // As usual, the exit status from the test is 0 on success, 1 on
28 // Create a simple list ...
29 using collection
= std::set
<std::string
>;
32 // ... insert some elements ...
37 c
.insert(std::string("1"));
39 // ... inserting twice returns a pair ...
40 std::pair
<collection::iterator
,bool> r
=
41 c
.insert(collection::value_type("5"));
43 // ... the iterator points to the element ...
44 if (*r
.first
!= std::string("5"))
47 ACE_ERROR ((LM_ERROR
, ACE_TEXT("Expected to find 5 already in set")));
50 // ... and the booleans says that it is already in the set ...
54 ACE_ERROR ((LM_ERROR
, ACE_TEXT("Expected duplicate insert to fail")));
57 // ... find an element and erase it ...
58 collection::iterator i
;
60 i
= c
.find(std::string("4"));
64 ACE_ERROR((LM_ERROR
, ACE_TEXT("Element not found")));
68 // ... this demonstrates a standard STL technique, you can
69 // optimize lookups by using the iterators returned in search