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[Shabi Ma <>]

I wrote a trivial program that initializes a dD triangulation, writes the
triangulation to a file using the given overloaded operator<<, and then
tries to read the file into the triangulation using operator>>. 

I noticed that the operator<< works fine, but operator>> ends up giving a
long list of template substitution errors due to the line at
Triangulation_vertex.h:116 at "is >> v.point();". I think it might have to
do with the fact that v.point() in that line returns a const reference.
However, after I removed it, it still reports an error.

There does not seem to be any problem when I initialize the 3D or 2D
triangulation however.

Is this a small oversight in the dD triangulation? How can I circumvent it?



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