On 5 Mar 2011, at 09:48, Joshua Juran wrote:
Metrowerks C++ 2.4.1 thinks the type of (T*)0 is T, rather than T*. But reinterpret_cast works fine.
That is an incredibly strange bug. This also introduced a bug. (T*)0 is the expected way to get a null pointer of type T*. A reinterpret_cast is incorrect (although in practice likely to work on most machines / compiles) Does static_cast work? That would be fine instead of the C-style cast. Chris
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This patch doesn't affect the compilation of g++ 4.0.1.
diff --git boost/exception/exception.hpp boost/exception/exception.hpp index fd516dd..87063af 100644 --- boost/exception/exception.hpp +++ boost/exception/exception.hpp @@ -334,7 +334,7 @@ boost struct enable_error_info_return_type { - typedef typename enable_error_info_helper<T,sizeof(exception_detail::dispatch_boost_exception((T*)0))>::type type; + typedef typename enable_error_info_helper<T,sizeof(exception_detail::dispatch_boost_exception(reinterpret_cast<T*>(0)))>::type type; }; }
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