2009/11/19 Jakub Herkel
I have compared old and new version of file exception_ptr_base.hpp and there is one difference. The new version added a virtual destructor. When I removed this line, the first problem was solved. My question is (because I'm not an expert in Boost) : Can I remove this virtual destructor without any consequence?
You can safely remove the 'virtual' - it was only added to suppress a warning in later versions of gcc. Although you should keep the protected destructor. Reverse this change: https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/changeset/57419
For the second problem I think that STL library which is used in arm-linux toolchain is a little bit old. But maybe I'm wrong. As a temporary fix I also removed this line. But I hope that there is a better solution how to fix it. Could someone show me the way how I can solve it?
It's hard to say. Gcc 3.2 is very old and we don't really support it. I had a look at the gnu arm site, and they only had more recent versions. But try the attached patch. Daniel