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I’m writing a c++ RandomAccessIterator for a custom array type.
Since it doesn’t work with std::sort and a simple int array, I’d like to make sure that I have implemented it correctly.
Do you know of any “iterator conformance testing” framework out there?
I have implemented every possible function or operator, and everything seems correct, but I still miss something since sort() dereferences array::end()
The
Boost.Iterator-library contains classes for concept checking.