Fletcher, John P wrote:
I have had a dig around on this one. I do regularly update all of boost develop. I have also run ./b2 headers
The explanation is like this.
The copy of integer_fwd.hpp in libs/integer/include/boost has indeed been updated to January 23rd.
In boost itself the file integer_fwd.hpp is not a link, it is the version put there when I installed the libraries.
Odd. What platform is this? Windows or something else? (On Windows, integer_fwd.hpp should be a hard link, on something else - a symbolic link.) What do you mean when you say "I installed the libraries"? If you use Boost from git, you don't have to install it. In principle, b2 headers (which is an implicit dependency of most everything) should check that your boost/integer_fwd.hpp is out of date and relink it to libs/integer/include/boost/integer_fwd.hpp. I'm not sure why it does not do so. The workaround is usually to delete boost/ and recreate it with b2 headers, but this shouldn't be necessary, at least in theory.