Re: [Boost-users] Users! Who'd like to wave goodbye to #ifdef

I never used VC6. I understand that it was a quite non-standard C++. Improving the readability of the library I think is something important. I am wondering, in practice, what does it means to resolve against VC6? that somebody will go through the code and remove all the #ifdef VC6 blocks? that somebody will write a script to do that? that in future code there is not need for VC6 workarounds? Alfredo On Oct 5, 6:40 am, Paul Kerchen wrote:

+1 for removing VC6 support.

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