Le 18/01/12 15:09, Artyom Beilis a écrit :
The Boost.Thread version in trunk does not allow to use simple mutex as it was possible before:
#include<boost/thread/mutex.hpp> #include<iostream>
int main() { boost::mutex l; { boost::unique_lock<boost::mutex> g(l); std::cout<< "Test"<< std::endl; } }
Was working fine without linking with 1.48 and 1.46 but now it fails with current trunk version requiring dependency on Boost.System.
Hi,
I was not aware that Boost.Thread was working as a header only library. I have added some support to report errors following the C++11 standard, using Boost.System. You need to link with Boost.System library. Is this an issue?
Till now I could use Boost.Locale without dependencies on Thread when it was working without ICU. It is not a problem to add a dependency.
I just thought if there is a some kind of lightweight mutex that can be used without boost.thread? I can bring something on my own (it is really 20 lines of code) just maybe there is something ready for roll...
If not I'll add dependency on system.
I really thought, that people was looking for a C++11 compliant implementation. I see now that I might be wrong. As for Boost.Chrono, I could add the dependency to Boost.System conditionally and come back to the preceding exceptions. Let me know if it is worth doing it. Best, Vicente