boost_util.cpp Source File

00001 //  ======================================================================== //
00002 //                                                                           //
00003 //    File      : boost_util.cpp                                             //
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00005 //    Time-stamp: <Wed Nov/13/2002 08:30 MET Coder@ReallySoft.de>            //
00006 //                                                                           //
00007 //    (C) May 2002 by Ralf Westram                                           //
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00020 
00021 #include "boost_util.h"
00022 #include <Err.h>
00023 
00024 using namespace std;
00025 using namespace rs;
00026 
00027 namespace rs {
00028     namespace rs_boost {
00029         void second_instance_error() {
00030             throw rs::err::InternalError("It's not allowed to construct more than one instance of a singleton");
00031         }
00032     };
00033 };
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