I fixed bugs in serialization18 yesterday. The bugs are almost all about dependent names: - lacking "this->" before "This()", "base_reference()", "newtoken()", "end_preamble()", and some data members inherited from templated base class. (BTW: using -fpermissive cannot fix the bugs about dependent data members.) I cannot find why the following cannot compile using GCC 3.4: in $SERIALIZATION_ROOT/libs/src/basic_oarchive.cpp: inline void basic_oarchive_impl::save_pointer( basic_oarchive & ar, const void * t, const basic_oserializer_pointer & bos_ptr ){ ... ar << class_name_type(key); // This line causes an error message said that // boost::noncopyable's ctor is private. Strange! ... } I am eager to see Ramey's post-review version of the Serialization Library, for I am using the library in my current project. Best Regards. "Robert Ramey" <ramey@rrsd.com> ???? news:20040523160921.29D6D31472@acme.west.net...
Allen Yao wrote:
I just updated my gcc from 3.3.3 to 3.4, and found that the serialization17 and serialization18 cannot compile. There are many error messages, some of them seem to caused by lack of "typename", others are very strange, for example, about using boost::noncopyable.
Does someone try serialization library on GCC 3.4? Can it be compiled? I suspect I am missing something. Otherwise, I would like to try to "fix" the "bugs" myself.
Hmmm, I just checked. I'm currently using gcc 3.3.1 ? Should I upgrade to gcc 3.4.? I seem to recall information on the list that suggested it would be better to wait a little bit. If upgrading is a good thing - now is a good time for me to do it as I'm just finalizing all the changes for next version and just starting the "torture test torture" procedure of reconciliation of compiler quirks.
Robert Ramey
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