Hi Oliver,
Thanks! I'm happy to report that I can build the library and compile and run an example program now.
However, if I try to compile a program using the library with --std=c++0x, I get the following linker error:
In function `boost::contexts::detail::context_base<boost::con texts::protected_stack>::context_base(boost::contexts::protected_stack&&, bool, bool)': output_iterator_range.cpp:( .text._ZN5boost8contexts6detail12context_baseINS0_15protected_stackEEC2 EOS3_bb[ _ZN5boost8contexts6detail12context_baseINS0_15protected_stackEEC5EOS3_b b]+0x41): undefined reference to `boost::contexts::protected_stack::protected_stack( boost::contexts::protected_stack&& )'
What can I do to fix this?
something wired with boost.move - with std=c++0x it required to change the move assignment op from
protected_stack tmp( boost::move( other) ); // use move-copy-ctor
to
protected_stack tmp( other);
I would vote that using --std=c++x0 is not supported until this issue is fixed/clarified in boost.move.
Would it be possible for you to provide a patch, either to Boost.Move (since we have to use a non-trunk version anyways) or to Boost.Context, that gets this to work? I think this is important to fix; while there is no rush for a library to use C++0x features itself, it should not block users from using C++0x features elsewhere in their program just because they use the library. Thanks, Nate.