I was wondering if the new version (10.1) of Intel compiler is going to be supported in 1.35? I tried to compile the recent trunk with it an found no compilation problems (aside from that it complains for an unknown compiler), but I haven't run any tests.
Andrey Semashev wrote:
I was wondering if the new version (10.1) of Intel compiler is going to be supported in 1.35? I tried to compile the recent trunk with it an found no compilation problems (aside from that it complains for an unknown compiler), but I haven't run any tests.
Possibly, the warning about unknown compiler should be just removed? Emitting a warning if Boost encounters just-released version of intel, or of gcc seems more annoynace than it does good. - Volodya
Vladimir Prus wrote:
Andrey Semashev wrote:
I was wondering if the new version (10.1) of Intel compiler is going to be supported in 1.35? I tried to compile the recent trunk with it an found no compilation problems (aside from that it complains for an unknown compiler), but I haven't run any tests.
Possibly, the warning about unknown compiler should be just removed? Emitting a warning if Boost encounters just-released version of intel, or of gcc seems more annoynace than it does good.
I don't think it's completely worthless. At least I would know that my particular compiler was not tested with Boost. My point was to test the new Intel and include it in the "supported" list.
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