Hi, Does anyone have any idea why hash_fwd_test_2 is failing on Code Warrior? The point of the test is just to include the forwarding headers without the implementation to test that this works. For some reason test::hash_value<test::test_type1<std::string> >() is getting instantiated even though it isn't used - but it seems that test::hash_value<test::test_type1<int> >() isn't instantiated. Does anyone know how to prevent if from being instantiated? http://tinyurl.com/8ecfm Daniel
On 2/11/06, Stefan Slapeta <stefan@slapeta.com> wrote:
Daniel James schrieb:
Does anyone have any idea why hash_fwd_test_2 is failing on Code Warrior?
I guess this is obsolete?
I don't think it is. I changed the test to use the lightweight test header (so that it'll work on older compilers) and it started working. But, to be honest, right now it's not that important. The test is for the forwarding header which is mainly intended for adding support to other boost libraries,and I'm not going to do that until after the release. If this does cause problems, I think I can just change hash_fwd.hpp to declare whatever's necessary, or at the worst, include the whole library (just for Code Warrior that is). I think I'll leave hash_fwd.hpp undocumented for now. I might take it out of this release. Daniel
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