On Thursday, December 15, 2011 19:10:06 Michael Caisse wrote:

Changeset 633 fails to compile with clang. The trivial logger example in tutorial will trigger multiple errors.

My guess is that simply including trivial.hpp will do the same.

I've just tried to compile Boost.Log bleeding-edge branch with clang and got lots of errors like this: libs/log/src/core.cpp:320:19: error: use of overloaded operator '=' is ambiguous (with operand types 'filter_type' (aka 'light_function1<bool, const values_view_type &>') and 'const filter_type' (aka 'const light_function1<bool, const values_view_type &>')) pImpl->Filter = filter; ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ^ ~~~~~~ libs/log/src/core.cpp:555:33: note: in instantiation of member function 'boost::log2_mt_posix::basic_core<char>::set_filter' requested here template class BOOST_LOG_EXPORT basic_core< char >; ^ ./boost/log/detail/light_function.hpp:171:32: note: candidate function BOOST_LOG_LWFUNCTION_NAME& operator= (BOOST_COPY_ASSIGN_REF(this_type) that) ^ ./boost/log/detail/light_function.hpp:178:32: note: candidate function BOOST_LOG_LWFUNCTION_NAME& operator= (int p) ^ I think this is a compiler bug since there is a conversion constructor which should be used in this case. I also had other reports of weird problems with clang. All in all, I consider clang to be at a too early stage of development to support it in the libraries.