How to wrap an MFC collection into an STL compliant iterator with the Boost iterator_facade

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How to wrap an MFC collection into an STL compliant iterator with the Boost iterator_facade.

mfc_iters.zip
- mfc_iters.h
itertest.zip
- IterTest
  - IterTest.sln
  - IterTest
    - ChildFrm.cpp
    - ChildFrm.h
    - IterTest.cpp
    - IterTest.h
    - IterTest.rc
    - IterTest.vcproj
    - IterTestDoc.cpp
    - IterTestDoc.h
    - IterTestView.cpp
    - IterTestView.h
    - MainFrm.cpp
    - MainFrm.h
    - mfc_iters.h
    - ReadMe.txt
    - res
      - IterTest.ico
      - IterTest.rc2
      - IterTestDoc.ico
      - Toolbar.bmp
    - resource.h
    - stdafx.cpp
    - stdafx.h

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// IterTest.RC2 - resources Microsoft Visual C++ does not edit directly
//

#ifdef APSTUDIO_INVOKED
#error this file is not editable by Microsoft Visual C++
#endif //APSTUDIO_INVOKED


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// Add manually edited resources here...

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