Hmmm - what about a platform where int_least16_t is typedefed as a 32 bit integer? That is where int_least16_t can hold a value greater than 32K? Robert Ramey Jeff Flinn wrote:
basic_binary_oarchive.hpp has this member:
void save_override(const class_id_type & t, int){ // upto 32K classes assert(t.t <= boost::integer_traits<boost::int_least16_t>::const_max); const boost::int_least16_t x = static_cast<const boost::int_least16_t>(t.t); * this->This() << x; }
It doesn't seem that there is a need for this runtime assert at all given the definition:
BOOST_ARCHIVE_STRONG_TYPEDEF(int_least16_t, class_id_type)
Can't the assert be removed to quiet the gcc warning?
Jeff
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