David Abrahams wrote:
on Tue Feb 17 2009, Sohail Somani <sohail-AT-taggedtype.net> wrote:
rather than figuring out hacks for each compiler. Previous to my implementation, there was a nasty #include ordering dependency. That's what I fixed. You introduced a gigantic regression. Is that not important?
It would be if it were true. But after my changes, all the regression tests passed for compilers we were supporting. So how's that possible?
That is strange. I distinctly remember it not working for g++ 4 for a while. Do you mean to distinguish between compilers Boost is supporting and compilers Boost tests on? If so I'm not sure how helpful that is. In this case, tests that passed before, no longer pass. Reading your responses to the original thread, I understand that BOOST_CLASS_EXPORT and even base_object should not be used in portable code. I am glad that Robert (or whoever) made portable syntax available. I hope that this trend continues. Anyway, if I do manage to figure it out in a way that lets the current code remain unchanged, I will definitely let you know! -- Sohail Somani http://uint32t.blogspot.com