/**
   \file
   Declares the CoordinateSystemPtr.

   The CoordinateSystemPtr is what is normally used in interfaces. So
   it is sufficient to include this header for class and function
   declarations that use coordinate systems.

   \author Lukas Nellen
   \version $Id: CoordinateSystemPtr.h 14717 2009-09-17 20:24:36Z lukas $
   \date 20 Oct 2003
*/

#ifndef _utl_CoordinateSystemPtr_h_
#define _utl_CoordinateSystemPtr_h_

static const char CVSId_utl_CoordinateSystemPtr[] =
  "$Id: CoordinateSystemPtr.h 14717 2009-09-17 20:24:36Z lukas $";

#include <boost/shared_ptr.hpp>


namespace utl {

  class CoordinateTransformer;

  /**
     \brief Shared pointer for coordinate systems.

     Pointers to coordinate systems should always be of this type.
  */
  typedef boost::shared_ptr<const CoordinateTransformer> CoordinateSystemPtr;

}


#endif

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