The only reason to export a type is if one needs to serialize it through a base class pointer. So, to me the best way to suppress the warning would be to not export the type. Robert Ramey Avi Bahra wrote:
When I want to serialise a vector of shared ptrs to concrete types, there are no warnings on gcc/Linux. and program runs correctly. However when I compile on HP-UX, I get the following:
.../boost_1_39_0/boost/serialization/export.hpp", line 137: warning #2414-D: delete of pointer to incomplete class BOOST_STATIC_WARNING(boost::is_polymorphic<T>::value); ....
It appears that boost shared ptr serialisation has made the assumption that the pointer must be polymorphic! Is this assumption correct ? i.e are we allowed to serialize shared ptrs to concrete types ?
To get rid of the message I simply add a virtual member function.
It appears in this case that HPUX compiler is more accurate, and I don't understand why this same warning does not appear with gcc.
Best regards, Ta, Avi
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