Not yet, there's a few things we need to sort out. The most important is that the regression test results are good. Can you mark up expected failures in 'status/explicit-failures-markup.xml' (remember to check the xml before committing, there's instructions at the top of the file)? Do you have any idea why Visual C++ 10 is failing?
You are refering to tests RW_VC10 and RW_Mingw45? This is because the owner of this computers does not have the MASM (assembler) in its search dir.
Any chance of getting a gas implementation to support working without MASM? What happens if one wants to cross compile Boost.Context from Linux or OS X? Do you know if there is a MASM compatible cross compiler available?
Yours, Jürgen
I'm no expert on x86_64 assembly, and it's been a while, but I think the go-to assembler for those interested in cross Windows and Linux platforms is NASM, the Netwide Assembler. http://www.nasm.us/ I prefer using NASM if I need to write x86_64 assembly. But sigh... the syntax of NASM slightly differs from that of MASM. Best regards, Chris.