By disabling the #error directive in the compiler configuration hpp file, I'm surprised to see all seem to work fine. So my 1st question is : - Why such a #error directive ?
Someone else will have to address this.
Is the #error directive "Thread Support Unavailable"??? If so... Your getting lucky! You'll probably find runtime errors. The #error directive stops you compiling programs that include Boost.Threads with applications that use the single-threaded C runtime library. Change your application settings to link against the multi-threaded (debug) runtime library and the #error will go away and your program has a chance of working correctly. If you're not using the multi-threaded C runtime, you'll have problems with any calls that store data within the C runtime, e.g. gmtime, strtok (the list goes on). Even if you don't use these, you'll also have problems because your malloc implementation won't be thread-safe. If not then I'll let someone else address the issue (it will probably help if you tell us what the #error message is). - Dale.