Why don't you just go ahead and move everything into Boost trunk. That does not disrupt any release procedures, but gives you the benefit of running the tests on a daily basis on a broad range of platforms. Additionally it simplifies things for people working from Boost SVN trunk wanting to use your library.
Yep, that would be great.
Thank you all for your welcoming remarks on the new version of the Interval Container Library. Yes, I am prepared to move this version of the ICL into the Boost trunk, but I don't have write permission yet. How do I get it? Are there any special policies to follow when working with the Boost trunk?
If you have access to the sandbox you should be able to commit to trunk as well. Regards Hartmut --------------- http://boost-spirit.com