Hi Ion, Boost.Move seems to work okay with Pathscale (at least the unordered container tests pass), but you've marked it as not supported. IIRC it used to have some configuration problems which were fixed a little while ago. Have you got any plans to fix the issue with 'boost::rv' on Sun C++ or should I work around it? Daniel
El 07/08/2011 12:18, Daniel James escribió:
Hi Ion,
Boost.Move seems to work okay with Pathscale (at least the unordered container tests pass), but you've marked it as not supported. IIRC it used to have some configuration problems which were fixed a little while ago.
Ok, I'll turn on tests for this on trunk.
Have you got any plans to fix the issue with 'boost::rv' on Sun C++ or should I work around it?
Last time I checked Sun C++ was not conforming enough, if you can test it for me it would be nice since I have no access to the compiler. Or is there a free evalution version to check the compiler? Ion
On 7 August 2011 20:34, <igaztanaga@gmail.com> wrote:
Last time I checked Sun C++ was not conforming enough, if you can test it for me it would be nice since I have no access to the compiler. Or is there a free evalution version to check the compiler?
I don't have access to it either. I just removed the used the preprocessor to remove the use of BOOST_RV_REF, and that seems to have worked okay. I might use some template metastuff instead, so that something like boost::unordered_set<int> can be explicitly instantiated.
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