Christian, Thank you so much for helping get this figured out! On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 8:40 AM, Christian Henning <chhenning@gmail.com> wrote:
I tried MSVC8 and was able to go small steps forward. Basically, I was able to compile all header files, albeit explicitely setting /Zm1000. Which is fine with me but might be helpful to know for other people.
Thanks - I'll mention that. I've been testing with VC Express 8.0.50727 but didn't need that switch. Or at least I didn't need to set it explicitly - I did test builds with bjam (the build/vc8ide folder has a vc8 project that runs bjam for tests and examples), and I also tried the intro_example in a typical VC8 console project.
Where I get into troubles is when defining the data processor class. For demonstration purposes I just create an empty class for now. But I have the same errors when I copy and paste your processor from the documentation.
class processor : public signals::filter<processor, void (double)> {};
Here is what my compiles outputs:
[snip errors]
Hmm. These errors are very suspicious. When you downloaded from the vault, did you download the latest (0_9_0) version? If so, something may have gone wrong when I archived it - I thought I checked but maybe not enough. I'll do a clean download of boost and a clean download of the lib and see what's happening. If it's the archiving that I messed up, you can also try the version from the SVN (if you don't feel like you've already wasted enough time on this :-)): http://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/browser/sandbox/SOC/2007/signals
BTW, why to have your own boost/functional lib? Are you overriding or extending it?
One of the examples uses the factory class that was submitted for review recently. I never got around to checking whether that made it to the trunk, so I just kept a local copy. Thanks again for all your help with this! Stjepan