Dear all, [GCC 4.5.1, MinGW32, WinXPSP3, Boost 1.46.0] I have a simple templatised class which stores references to the passed timestamps. I also have a helper function to ease some syntax awkwardness as follows: template<typename Timestamp> struct Container {    Container(const Timestamp& t): t_(t)    {    cout << "In ctor, t = " << to_simple_string(t)           << ", t_ = " << to_simple_string(t_) << endl;    }    template    void f(const T1&, const T2&) const    {     cout << "In f(), t_ = " << to_simple_string(t_);    }    const Timestamp& t_; }; template<typename Timestamp> Container<Timestamp> container(const Timestamp& t) {return Container<Timestamp>(t);} It happens that, in my release build, the subsecond resolution gets truncated once the passed time duration is stored in my Container. So, for the following code snippet for example container(milliseconds(400)).f(1.1, 2); I get the following nonsense output: In ctor, t = 00:00:00.400000, t_ = 00:00:00.400000 In f(), t_ = 00:00:00 Does anyone here know what's going on? TIA,--Hossein