
23 Nov
2011
23 Nov
'11
10:24 a.m.
Hi, There as a discussion before where a proposition was to have two high versions of boost : 1.xx (like the current ones) that would be guaranteed to work with C++03 compilers, 2.xx that would require C++11 compilers. 1.xx would contain all the libraries but the ones requiring C++11 2.xx would contain all the libraries but the but the ones that cannot work on a C++11 compiler (I guess none) plus libraries (and versions of libraries) requiring C++11. Maybe 2.xx could even remove libraries that would be considered obsolete by the new standard. That would be too much work I guess. Or something like that. I'm guessing it have been considered as not a good idea? Too much work? Joël Lamotte