DISCUTION: 'union' keyword is here to allow access to vector components with several different variables names. Moreover, templates are also used to create two vector type categories : _vec* and _ivec*. Eventually, anonymous structures are not allowed in ISO C++ norm.

DISCUTION: Problem might come from the lack of supporting both templates and unions from Visual C++ 7.1.

RESOLUTION: If -pedantic isn't used with G++, then code compiles correctly. As we are waiting for a better compromise, the code stays that way. As notified for the bug #4, the ultimate solution might be to avoid templates in vector definition.

STATUE : Resolved, 2005-02-15

DISCUTION: GCC supports all C++ keywords that includes 'not', which is equivalent to '!' operator. So there is a problem with GLM because GLSL defines the 'not' function.

PROPOSITION: Overloading the '!' operator or the 'not' keyword we can partly resolve the problem but leaving as ignored the GLM namespace concept. If the source code contains 'glm:not' string, then GCC gives an error.

PROPOSITION: 'not' is a C++ keyword so GLM mustn't define a 'not' function. However, all the compilers don't support this keyword (VC7.1). Does this name has to be changed ? For now, it is recommended to avoid using 'not'.

STATUE : Partly resolved, 2005-03-03

DISCUTION: The GLSL specifications grant access to multiple components for vector types. i.e. with GLSL the following lines are correct : vec3 MyVector = vec4(1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 0.0).xyz.

DISCUTION: It seems difficult to create an equal feature in C++ because 'x', 'y', and 'z' according to the previous example can be sorted in any order and be repeated from zero to four to a max of four components.

STATUE : Unresolved, 2005-01-30