"Nicola Musatti" wrote:
I'm trying to gauge the number of Boost users that are actually using an older version of the libraries because they have to use a compiler that's not supported by more recent versions of the libraries they use.
As for myself, I work on a project where Borland's BCB6 is used and we're stuck with Boost 1.31 mostly because more recent versions of uBlas do not work with our compiler.
I am able to use latest Boost libraries with BCB6 out of the box (serialization plus dozen of others). I periodically check the CVS whether anything got broken. However I am offloading as much functionality as possible from BCB to VC++ since BCB randomly crashes when a project grows too big. As for ublas: wasn't it possible to extract 1.31 ublas and replace the new version? I know how nasty this is but Boost releases are only twice a year. /Pavel