On Wednesday 07 August 2002 10:58 am, Fernando Cacciola wrote:
>  I'm not sure if the interface which takes two integers is good, though; It
>  does have potential for greater flexibility, but it is also significantly
>  more obscure for the user (IMHO).
>  In all the examples of this sort of utility that I've seen, 'size_' is
>  always 'sizeof(T)' and 'alignment_' is always
>  'boost::alignment_of<T>::value'; so, unless a concrete example pops up, I
>  prefer to parametrize aligned_storage in terms of T + Count (for arrays) +
>  a tag struct indicating minimum (default) or maximum alignment.

Variant will have `size_` = the maximum size of any type in the variant and 
`align_' = the LCM of all types in the variant. 

	Doug
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