Re: [Boost-users] [string_algo][range] compile problem with recent cvs

Chris Hoeppler wrote:

Hi,

the following snippet used to compile with the last released versions of boost:

#include #include <string>

int main() { char* esc = "\t"; char* sub = "\\t"; std::string str("\tbla\t");

boost::algorithm::replace_all(str, esc, sub);

return 0; }

Trying the current anonymous cvs version, it fails to compile on linux with gcc version 3.3.3. Is this to be expected?

For the moment "yes". The string library needs to upgraded to the newest version of boost.range. -Thorsten