Daniel James 18e46ae624 Fix for older versions of the Borland C++ compiler which create the default ...

'operator=' even when an 'operator=' which takes its argument by value has been
defined. This causes assignments to be ambiguous. To work around this, I'm
removing the definitions on those compilers - breaking move assignment, but
allowing other assignments to work.

I'm using 0x0593 because that's the earliest compiler that I've seen do the
right thing, but it might also work on earlier 5.9.x versions.

Refs #1923.



[SVN r45573]

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unordered/detail

Borland doesn't seem to be able to cope with 'has_move_assign'.

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unordered_map.hpp

Fix for older versions of the Borland C++ compiler which create the default

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unordered_set.hpp

Fix for older versions of the Borland C++ compiler which create the default

2008-05-20 15:13:57 +00:00