On 20 Jul 2010, at 15:19, Belcourt, Kenneth wrote:
On Jul 20, 2010, at 3:47 PM, Robert Ramey wrote:
Matthias Troyer wrote:
Robert, another related issue is whether I need to update Boost.MPI on the release branch. This will depend on whether you push your recent changes to the release branch or not. Can you please keep me updated?
Most of my recent changes have already been pushed to the release branch. I had just assumed that you're changes were already there. I had been checking the trunk results of the MPI library and they looked OK as far as I could tell.
Actually, Robert, your serialization changes broke the Sandia-sun tester (their MPI tests used to work correctly). I'd really appreciate it if you'd fix these on trunk.
I took a quick look at those failures. Many seem to be runtime failures without any output - that is hard to debug remotely. The sun test failures though all can be traced to a change in strong typedefs on the trunk. The "strong typedef'ed" classes no longer have a default constructor and version_type now has a private default constructor. Adding those constructors again should solve the SUN regressions. Matthias