Andre Poenitz wrote: > It does so only if you dereference things (that within operator* after > all). You are not allowed to do that for rbegin() Internally there is > never an invalid pointer stored.
Who's talking about pointers? The standard doesn't, am I right? What's your/the definition of pointing? > The STL has no relevance here. It's all about the Standard. Stupid question, can you point me where I can find it on the net? (as you see, and probably have noticed before, i have not great familiarity with the standard.;) I'm pretty new to C++ really. Alfredo
