Beman Dawes wrote:
This might still change a bit after odds and ends fall into place. If you want something stable, now, there's this new "include" directory that is a flat, MPL like, repository of include files that forward to the proper files (e.g. boost/fusion/include/vector.hpp will always point to where fusion::vector is). I highly recommend users to use it and for developers (Dan and Tobias etc.) to put all relevant forward headers there.
The changes seem to have broken a lot of other libraries tests. Failures on VC++ 8.0, for example, went from 16 to 150+.
Math and Xpressive where hit hard. This may be tough on John and Eric because both are actively working on their libraries.
Please do whatever is necessary to resolve these problems quickly. Otherwise it would be a lot better to develop on a branch.
Right, and TR1 fails with: compile-c-c++ ..\..\..\bin.v2\libs\tr1\test\test_tr1_include.test\msvc-8.0\debug \threading-multi\test_tr1_include.obj test_tr1_include.cpp ..\..\..\boost/tr1/tuple.hpp(51) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'boost/fusion/sequence/adapted/std_pair.hpp': No such file or directory Which in turn causes most of Boost.Math to fail :-( So... what do we do to fix this? Obviously I could point to the new header (if you tell me where it is!) but then if we merged to the release branch without *first* merging fusion then it would break all over again - but on the release branch this time. Double :-( Ideas? John.