Using Amop in embedded env. and the #include <memory.h>

[Tod]

I was looking for a mocking framework to use with my NetBurner
embedded deveopment (Eclipse is the IDE) and Amop was a breeze to get
working. The only problem I had was from the following line in
FastDelegate.h
#include <memory.h> // to allow <,> comparisons
I'm not sure what the comment means, and I don't have the memory.h
include file in my distribution. I commented out the include,
compiled, built and ran all the tests on amop with no failures. I'm
just wondering if I've disabled some sort of functionality by
commenting out this line?

[Kirk Korver]

Tod,

Memory.h is usually part of a standard C++ distribution, not part of amop. I
am not sure what the comment means either, but if you are able to compile
and run the amop tests, then I would not worry too much about it.

--Kirk

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