On 29 June 2012 12:31, Tim Blechmann <tim@klingt.org> wrote:
me neither ... i guess no one knows, because i've asked this question before without getting any reply.
I'd take that as a yes. As long as you've asked on the development list with a clear subject line, then you've given the community sufficient opportunity to say otherwise.
well, to me getting no reply, means neither yes nor no, but more a `don't know' or `don't care' ...
If we always wait for a positive 'yes' then even less things would get done.
but the question is, how to disable the library for non-c++11 compilers? e.g. shall the tests fail or be disabled, shall the library print a warning?
Whatever you think best I think. I would be inclined to let the tests fail naturally, and mark them up as expected failures, but it's quite hard to do that for non-c++11 compilers, so maybe the tests should be disabled? But it's up to you really.