MSVC .NET and boost 1.33 serialization error (Compiler Limit)
Hi, I'm using MSVC .NET (7.1). Your site says that Visual Studio 6's compiler won't compile boost serialization code because of a "Compiler Limit". The site also says that VS 7.1 has no known problems. I'm getting that exact compiler error. Is this a know issue? ____________________________________________________ Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs
I compiled the Boost 1.33 RC2 yesterday, without any problems. Here is
what I did:
bjam -sTOOLS=vc-7_1 --libdir=c:\boost_1.33\lib
--includedir=c:\boost_1.33\include install
Don't forget to call vcvars32.bat before you start compiling.
Hope that helps,
Christian
On 8/10/05, Shawn McCool
Hi, I'm using MSVC .NET (7.1). Your site says that Visual Studio 6's compiler won't compile boost serialization code because of a "Compiler Limit". The site also says that VS 7.1 has no known problems.
I'm getting that exact compiler error.
Is this a know issue?
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Hi,
Hi, I'm using MSVC .NET (7.1). Your site says that Visual Studio 6's compiler won't compile boost serialization code because of a "Compiler Limit". The site also says that VS 7.1 has no known problems.
I'm getting that exact compiler error.
Is this a know issue?
It may be that the compaler doesn't have enough memory by default. Adding switch /Zm:600 or /Zm:800 to the project that depend on boost::serialization usually helps. -- Serge
some suggestons: you might try: a) building with bjam - this has all the compile/link switches set up to work. b) taking a look at the *.sln and *.vcproj files included in the package and comparing your setup with that one (assuming you're using the VC 7.1 IDE) c) double check the recent manual under compiler specific issues to see if it mentions anything that might be helpful.
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Shawn McCool