Hi Alisdair, On Sun, 28 Jan 2007 23:12:10 +0000 (UTC), "AlisdairM" <alisdair.meredith@uk.renaultf1.com> said:
I am only set up for testing with Borland compilers at the moment, and the test results aren't visible at the moment, but ...
I am looking into two test cases, buffer.cpp and buffer_select.cpp. Both fail for the same reason - an attempt to instantiate array< const char, 1024 >. That looks like a genuine error to me, array does not support const PODs, instead you must declare a const array.
It doesn't? I was under the impression that array<T> only required that T be CopyConstructible, unlike vector<T> which also requires T be Assignable.
However, I have not tracked down the source of this instantiation yet, so it might be a bad type deduction by the compiler as well.
Any hints on where to look more closely appreciated.
Search for BOOST_WORKAROUND in boost/asio/buffer.hpp. I assume you're using BDS2006 -- I only have access to BCB6. What's the correct value of __BORLANDC__ for the newer compiler? Thanks for testing this out! Cheers, Chris