Fix compilation error for case when we use std::unordered_map #551
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…map_type for g++ or Mac. Fix should work for C++17. For example: bootstrap::standard_library::map_type<std::unordered_map<std::string, int>>("StringInt_Map")
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This doesn't really make sense do "hack" around, because |
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Hello.
I had compilation error if I used std::unordered_map inside bootstrap::standard_library::map_type. Like this:
bootstrap::standard_library::map_type<std::unordered_map<std::string, int>>("StringInt_Map")
I faced with this problem with g++ and under Mac. My fix is just a hack, but I hope you fix my case in future release.
And this fix should work for C++17.
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