Thorsten Ottosen wrote:
"John Torjo" <john.lists@torjo.com> wrote in message news:4123762F.5060101@torjo.com... | Dear boosters, | | Did a lightweight replacement for boost::function (compile-wise). Focus | was on making it very fast to compile.
Have you tested normal code on a compiler with precompiled headers? I can include seriously large headers faster than compiling simple code again.
Yes, I know about precompiled headers. It's just that I can't assume everyone using win32gui will use them. That's the problem ;) Which brings me to another question: does gcc support precompiled headers?
I have long been wanting to use <boost/std.hpp> <boost/boost.hpp>.
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