Using Boost 1_47_0, in checking some automated builds on a CentOS 4 machine, I get the following errors from the compiler there (gcc v3.4.6). ../../../boost/exception/detail/error_info_impl.hpp:43: warning: `class boost::error_info' has virtual functions but non-virtual destructor Indeed, if I go back and compile the boost tests for exceptions, I get the same compiler warning. GCC 3.4.6 is listed as a tested compiler for 1.47.0; is this warning then expected? Or not? The change that silences the compiler is declaring the destructor of boost::error_info_base to be virtual, but I'm not entirely sure if that's correct. I'm also hesitant to make this change only for CentOS 4 as that will change the object layout in memory and could result in linker confusion, though one could argue that linking against the wrong library is an error unto itself. If there's a more appropriate place to report/discuss these sorts of issues, please point me towards them. Thanks! -- Chris Cleeland