On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 04:39:54PM +0100, John Maddock wrote:
I wish there were caveats in the documentation describing these fatal flaws. Instead, it seems to pride itself on claiming it pulls in everything, whether it applies for your platform or not.
Please file a bug report if there's a problem, otherwise I - probably - don't get to hear about it.
Now that I have, I'll investigate Bimap,
I told the person to file a bug for it, which I do whenever someone discovers a problem, and was of the impression that he understood what I said.
I guess I should have followed up by looking at the trac later.
Apologies for resurrecting this old thread, but I finally got around to looking into this, and couldn't reproduce the issue, I tried both:
bcp bimap destination bcp boost/bimap.hpp destination
So... unless there's some platform/compiler specific thing going on I'm stuck.
I'm at a loss. None of the platforms I've tried now (msvc, debian gcc) fail with trunk. I can unfortunately not remember which platform/release it was I tested on, as none of the machines I currently have access to have any trace of bcp testing. I couldn't test mingw, as my installation of msysgit fails to compile fileview.cpp as it tries to call a non-existant std::ifstream(wchar_t const*). I guess that it's mentally closeable, unless the luser or I manage to coax something into breaking again. Sorry for the FUD. -- Lars Viklund | zao@acc.umu.se