Steven Watanabe wrote:
AMDG
Simonson, Lucanus J wrote:
Phil Endecott wrote:
Dear All,
I've just had a quick attempt at writing a Boost.Polygon traits specialisation for my rectangle type, and my 10 lines of code produce 105 warnings that come to 54k of output. This is with g++ 4.1.2. That makes it pretty much unusable for me. Luke, please fix this and re-submit. I vote to reject the library if this is not done. I've had a quick look at one of the warnings and it looks easily fixable; interval_concept.hpp:84 just remove "ptr".
Regards, Phil.
I'm using ptr as SFINAE guard. I can move SFINAE checks back to the return type and add the MSVC8 workaround. I'll see what I can do about your warnings in 4.1.2.
You don't need to give the parameter a name. typename enable_if<...>::type* = 0 works just fine.
Sneaky. I've fixed all the gcc 4.1.2 warnings, which include the long double warnings you was in 3.4.4. I also fixed the tabs since they were on the same lines as the *ptr = 0 which was added in the MSVC8 IDE. 4.1.2 should compile without warnings now. Thanks, Luke