On Sat, 2004-09-25 at 19:03, Stefan Slapeta wrote:
Jonathan Brandmeyer wrote:
Please try this patch.
Doesn't change anything. Any idea where to debug?
Stefan
I suspect that BOOST_INTEL_WIN is not getting set, which leads to not enabling the workaround for this compiler. If you can run ICC on libs/python/test/slice.cpp, with the appropriate options to add C:\Python23\Include and the top level boost header file directories to the #include path, in such a way as to dump the list of macros that the preprocessor has defined (similar to what -dM -E would do with GCC), it would help me to pin down the issue. The result will be large, partially due to the 5158 macros defined by the Boost Preprocessor library, so please compress it up and send it to me directly. The old version of the workaround macro that I used only checked BOOST_INTEL_CXX_VERSION and _WIN32. Since that did not take effect for intel-7.1-vc6-win32, I modified the test to use BOOST_INTEL_WIN and BOOST_TESTED_AT() (since all known versions of ICC on Windows are affected) instead, at the recommendation of Mr. Gurtovoy (see the recent thread "Workaround macro for intel-7.1-vc6-*"). Unfortunately, the metacomm-provided test results have not been updated since I committed that change, so I don't know if it even helped the intel-win32-7.1-vc6 platform or not. Thanks, -Jonathan