Robert Ramey <ramey <at> rrsd.com> writes:
My understanding is that the last version # used before 1.44 is 6 and the only way the 7 should be found there is if fix_six is executed on that archive.
To summarize: 1.41 version 5 1.42 version 6 1.43 version 6 - change to 7 with fix_six 1.44 version 8
That was my understanding too. However, I just downloaded 1.43 and libs/serialization/src/basic_archive.cpp has the following: // 5 - Boost 1.36 // changed serialization of collections: adding version even for primitive // types caused backwards compatibility breaking change in 1.35 // 6 - Boost 1.41, serializing collection sizes as std::size_t BOOST_ARCHIVE_DECL(version_type) BOOST_ARCHIVE_VERSION(){ return version_type(7); } Perhaps 1.43 was already correct? Or was the versioning done some other way? -Ryan