John Maddock wrote:
So that's +1 for <> from me too.
+1 from me as original poster also. A bit grepping suggests that the angle-bracketed form is used much more widely than the quoted one inside Boost. But there is a catch: In many places "include SOMEMACRO" is used, which often (mostly?) expands into quoted parameters. An example is macro "BOOST_PP_STRINGIZE" used with "include" at over a dozen locations inside MPL (this actually blew up my configuration in the first place). A nice example is also BOOST_COMPILER_CONFIG and friends. While in file boost\config\user.hpp its use is proposed with angle brackets, the actual defines in boost\config\select_compiler_config.hpp are quoted. As I'm new to the Boost devel process: Should I (or anyone else) enter a ticket, or doesn't that make sense before further discussion occurred?