Marcin Kalicinski wrote:

Is no_tracking flag of archives supposed to work? It is defined in archive_flags enum, but all the code that tests it in serialization library is commented out.

This is left over from a failed experiment. That's why its commented out. It won't work. Unfortunately, even if I uncomment all the

code, tracking still performed. I need to disable tracking on per-archive basis and this flag would be just the solution, if I could make it work.

(the only references to no_tracking flag I found are in iserializer.hpp and oserializer.hpp).

I was experimenting with a runtime flag to suppress tracking gobally. After a while, I concluded that this wasn't a good idea for a number of reasons. Not all of which I remember off hand. If you want to do this, I suggest you consider looking at redefining the default tracking behavior by making you're own version of boost/serialization/tracking.hpp. Be sure its included before anyother headers so it will take priority over the standard one. Both files should use the same include guard. This is similar to the technique used do define the default typeinfo implementation. Good Luck with this. Robert Ramey