Alexander Nasonov <alnsn@yandex.ru> wrote
and add using namespace std; to main.cpp (cout and endl are not always prefixed with std:: in your test) everything will compile on Intel C++.
Great, thanks. I actually have no slightest idea why it compiles in VC7.1 without this "using" directive :)
I also tried not to use native typeof under g++. Both 3.2.2 and 3.4.0 compile the test.
Do you mean you forced it to use my encoding/decoding stuff? I tried this at some point with g++ 3.3, and got rather stupid complain, something like mpl::int_<n>::value being non-constant expression... I will try it once more...
BTW, I think it's good idea to add BOOST_NO_NATIVE_TYPEOF definition.
Do you mean in compiler_config.hpp, to easily distinguish between those compilers that have native typeof support and those that don't? In this case we have to be more specific, because, for example g++ uses "typeof" and Metrowerkes uses "__typeof__". Or do you mean forcing compilers to use encoding/decoding even if they do support typeof natively? In this case it is library-specific, and I would call it something like BOOST_TYPEOF_DISABLE_NATIVE_SUPPORT. Arkadiy