// Copyright (c) 2009 INRIA Sophia-Antipolis (France),
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// Author(s)    : Samuel Hornus

/* RANDOM DESIGN IDEAS:
- Use a policy tag to choose for incremental with inserts only or
  incremental with  removals and inserts.
  In the first case: use Triangulation for storage.
  In the second case: use Delaunay !
    In this second case, we must keeps the points that are inserted in the hull,
    as they may become part of the boundary later on, when some points are removed.
- Constructor with range argument uses quickhull.
*/

#ifndef CGAL_CONVEX_HULL_H
#define CGAL_CONVEX_HULL_H

namespace CGAL {

template <  class CHTraits, class TDS_ = Default >
class Convex_hull
{
    typedef typename Maximal_dimension<typename CHTraits::Point_d>::type
                                                    Maximal_dimension_;
    typedef typename Default::Get<TDS_, Triangulation_data_structure
                    <   Maximal_dimension_,
                        Triangulation_vertex<CHTraits>,
                        Triangulation_full_cell<CHTraits> >
                        >::type                     TDS;
    typedef Convex_hull<CHTraits, TDS_>           Self;

    typedef typename CHTraits::Coaffine_orientation_d
                                                    Coaffine_orientation_d;
    typedef typename CHTraits::Orientation_d        Orientation_d;

public:
};

} //namespace CGAL

#endif // CGAL_CONVEX_HULL_H