On Sep 26, 2005, at 5:02 AM, John Maddock wrote:
- "Configuration" bullets for each library: shouldn't Boost.Config define BOOST_HAS_TR1_xxx, not the user?
Yes, that's the intention, there just aren't any changes needed to Boost.Config yet (but hold on does gcc-4 have any TR1 components yet?)
GCC 4.0 has "experimental" versions of array, bind, shared_ptr, result_of, reference_wrapper, tuple, type_traits, unordered_map/ unordered_set. I think most of them are pretty sound, although I think "bind" still has some bugs with handling nested bind expressions.
- Mathematical Special Functions, hash tables, etc.: Should these go under a seperate heading for TR1 parts *not* supported by Boost? A quick glance through the documentation of the Boost.TR1 library makes it seem like they are supported.
Understood, I've never really been sure how to handle the unsupported parts, well actually they are supported if the underlying standard library supports them. But maybe they need to be moved to their own table of contents to make this clear?
I think that is a good idea. Doug