I think that all that you need to make this warnings disappear is disable the Detect 64-bit Portability Issues in the settings of the C/C++ compiler in the project options... Tobias Schwinger wrote:
Hi,
when using the Boost.Serialization library with MSVC8 I get flooded by (about thousand lines of) warning messages due to the fact that size_t has been widened (and there are just very few small classes in my project that use serialization).
It's especially annoying because warnings about truncating conversions are quite useful, in general (I wouldn't want to disable them permanently, that is).
Boost.Serialization:
[ collections_save_impl.hpp:36 ] "possible loss of data converting...". unsigned int <var> = <size_t expression>
[ detail/oserializer.hpp:479 ] "possible loss of data converting..". int <var> = <size_t expression>
- I guess there are some more but these are the ones the compiler gets to see in my project (that's also why I didn't post a patch).
Boost.TypeTraits (used by Boost.Serialization):
[ is_abstract.hpp:81 ] BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT(sizeof(expression))" "forcing value to bool"
Just in case it isn't on anyone's todo-list, yet...
Greetings,
Tobias
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