David Abrahams wrote:
I have a header that makes use of Boost.Parameter that basically takes forever to compile with the Intel compiler, and therefore presumably all EDG based front ends. MSVC, gcc and even Borland(!) have no such problems BTW. Is this a known problem or anything that can be fixed inside Boost.Parameter? Otherwise I have an alternative fix I can try - basically not using BOOST_PARAMETER_FUNCTION - as this is the cause of the problem.
A. Can you make a ticket for this and assign it to daniel wallin (danielw)?
It's here: http://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ticket/1054 and also reported to Intel. The ticket is assigned to you 'cos danielw doesn't exist in the tracker at present?
B. Can you determine whether it's a preprocessing problem or something else?
Yep, the problem occurs when: typedef typename boost::parameter::binding< args, tag::domain_error_name, domain_error<BOOST_MATH_DOMAIN_ERROR_POLICY> >::type domain_error_type; is instantiated, and there are a large number of deduced parameters. Thanks for the fast response on this, John.