Hi all, As someone of you already know, we've started regular regression testing of Boost on Android. After some (bit longer than I expected) time of debugging, we finally made it working in automatic mode so you can see our results of Boost testing on http://www.boost.org/development/tests/develop/developer/summary.html. We also automatically publish Android-only testing results on https://boost.crystax.net/master/developer/summary.html and https://boost.crystax.net/develop/developer/summary.html. Currently, we have numerous of fails. Some of them are bugs of Boost libraries, some - bugs of CrystaX NDK. We're strongly aim to continue support Boost on Android and fix our NDK to make Android as POSIX-conforming as possible; however, it's not easy to review all fails and distinguish NDK bugs from Boost bugs. So we're asking Boost libraries authors to start looking on Android regression testing results and file tickets to our tracker (https://tracker.crystax.net/projects/ndk) if it become clear that root of fail is bug of CrystaX NDK. CrystaX NDK is open-source project started as my personal project in 2009 to add C++ support to the Google's Android NDK (Google published first Android NDK release in 2009, and there was no support of C++ at all). My patches were published immediately but Google have added the same level of C++ support two years after first CrystaX NDK release, being constantly requested within two years to do that by Android developers community. To that time CrystaX NDK was much more than just "Android NDK with C++ support". Nowadays CrystaX NDK differs very much from Google's one - mostly because Google isn't interested in evolving of native development for Android; but we're _very_ interested. Our main goal is to create powerful comprehensive toolkit for native development for Android, and in fact we're making it much better than Google do. We're strongly aim to continue working on CrystaX NDK and support Boost on Android - just because it's helpful to our NDK too, not only to the Boost community. However, since CrystaX NDK is fully open sourced and we're working on it without being paid by any organization, we need help from peoples interested in evolving of native development for Android. Since 2009 I was working on the project in partial time fashion, making money other way (being paid contractor and working on many commercial projects); but last eight months we have switched to the full time scheme, and have achieved significant results in last release. Now we want to continue working on it full time, improving it more and more, and making native development for Android easier. We've started fundraiser on https://www.bountysource.com/teams/crystaxndk/fundraiser to collect funds needed for us to continue working on CrystaX NDK full time. We're calling everyone interested in Boost-on-Android to help us - either by sponsoring us or providing contributions to our project. I hope I did not violated rules of this mailing list because my message is directly related to the Boost development. We just want to make both CrystaX NDK and Boost better. Some links: https://www.crystax.net/android/ndk - CrystaX NDK project page https://tracker.crystax.net/projects/ndk - our bug tracker https://www.crystax.net/contact - here you could contact us directly -- Dmitry Moskalchuk