Markus Schöpflin ha escrito:
Joaquín Mª López Muñoz wrote:
Now, rereading the document above, I realize that you're using the -timplicit_local template instantiation option, which "instantiate templates automatically, placing them in the output object with internal linkage", except for manually instantiated templates. My question is, why are you using such an option? Seems like the default -pt, as well as other options which guarantee external linkage, like -tused, -tall, etc. should work equally well. If you need to retain -timplicit_local for some reason, I can try to adjust the Jamfile for test_serialization so as to inhibit that option in this particular case.
Yes, I am aware that the current template instantiation model is not a good choice, but IMO it's the best of the worst. :-(
Let me explain.
[very precise explanation of the different instantiation options] OK, you obvioualy know the stuff :) Thanks for the explanation.
To make a long story short, I maybe should reconsider -pt or -tweak regardless of what I wrote above, because the test passes with both instantiation models.
I think globally changing to -pt is not worth the potential hassle: after all, it's just one test that's having problems. What I can do is tweak my Jamfile (you're using v1, right?) so as to use -pt in this particular case, only. Would you be available to locally test such a Jamfile? Thank you, Joaquín M López Muñoz Telefónica, Investigación y Desarrollo