Arkadiy Vertleyb wrote:
OK. Is it the only problem with Intel? I did not realize things are so good -- I've been only testing with VC7.1 and GCC 3.3.
It's always worked with intel. Without precompiled headers it's a little slow, but with them it's fine. On linux, intel has a built in typeof, because it tries to emulate g++. You can tell when it has this because it defines __GNUC__. Also, I noticed that you're using 'typeof' on g++, if you use __typeof__ instead it will work with the -ansi switch. This is what I'm using in the config file: #elif defined(__INTEL_COMPILER) || defined(__ICL) || defined(__ICC) || defined(__ECC) // Intel # if defined __GNUC__ # define BOOST_TYPEOF __typeof__ # undef BOOST_TYPEOF_EMULATION # endif # elif defined __GNUC__ // GNU C++: # define BOOST_TYPEOF __typeof__ # undef BOOST_TYPEOF_EMULATION
Thanks for your comments. I am glad you liked the library after all... I'll make the fixes and post the modified version sometime soon.
Sorry if I seemed too negative, I've always liked it. I was a little worried about the limits on the complexity of types and the number of calls to foo that were generated, but I'm over that now. You've implemented some improvements, and I now think it wasn't that big a problem in the first place. By the way, I did some small experiments with using mpl views instead of vectors. It seems that the performance depends on the compiler, on some they're faster, on some they're slower. Which I guess was inevitable. So, I'm dropping that idea. thanks, Daniel