Roland Bock wrote:
On 08/03/2010 01:17 PM, Roland Bock wrote:
Hi Vicente,
do you have an estimate for an update of Boost.Chrono which is compatible with the upcoming 1.44 version of boost?
I just tried the daily snapshot provided by Beman with the current Chrono zip:
* Compilation of Boost.Chrono fails * Boost.Chrono zip contains changes for parts of Boost.Thread Are these still needed/compatible?
Also (not related to 1.44, but also 1.41, at least), there are many warnings issued by the compiler. It seems to me that they are somehow related to the constructors of duration, but I haven't been able to figure them out. These also occur when compiling client code.
A log file is attached. Generated on Ubuntu-10.4, 64bit, gcc-4.4.3
Regards,
Roland
I was able to get rid of the errors and the warnings (see attached patches). In my eyes, the warnings show a compiler error, but anyway, they can be removed by using boost::mpl.
With the patches applied, Chrono now compiles without warnings on my system.
I am still not sure whether or not I can safely use the files from the chrono.zip which belong to other libraries, especially Boost.Thread.
Regards,
Roland Threads: The changes to Boost.Thread lead to a deadlock in a FiFoMutex class of mine does not happen with original 1.44.
There are some more of the system::system_category ==> system::system_category() changes required, e.g. suspendible_clock.hpp Regards, Roland