Re: [boost] Let's stop distributing binaries

31 Aug 2018

      On Fri, Aug 31, 2018 at 3:43 PM, Robert via Boost  wrote:
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On 8/31/2018 1:10 AM, Olaf van der Spek via Boost wrote:
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On Thu, Aug 30, 2018 at 11:49 PM, Robert via Boost
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compiled as expected.  Plus, soon the default will be C++17. Expect the
VS
15.9.x release to have that value, assuming past language compliance
modifications, indicate future unexpected compiler messages, warnings,
errors, etc.
Source?
Daily professional use of the current release VS tool set.
Related to the default value of -std?
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Details:
Microsoft anticipates the 15.9.x release(s) will resolve bugs complying with
C++17.  Plus, the standard headers will likely change again. Between 15.7.x
and 15.8.x, the VS standard headers use more compile time if and other C++17
features.  The header modifications are quickly found using the Intel 18.0,
update 3, C++ compiler. The Intel C++ compiler team has been informed and
issues filed.  How exactly will the changing VS standard header files
compile without C++17 being the 15.9.x default?
Same as if you specified the equivalent of -std=c++14?

I'd love for -std to default to the latest release but I'm not sure it
will and I see no indication either.

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Olaf