I try not to follow-up on myself, but ya.. I declared my own abort
function with a declspec(noreturn) to fix the visual studio compile issue.
Haven't done much testing, but I have to say I love the new c++
token-creation functions. They seem to add a nice amount of type-checking
between tokens, their fundamental types and the rest of the system. 'Makes
it a bit easier to catch errors in passing types around.
'Loving it already!
On Wed, Jan 23, 2013 at 4:38 PM, Byron Faber <bfa...@bfaber.com> wrote:
> Thanks.
>
> (Close to the end of my day)...
>
> 'Fired it up on some stuff I had using what i saw in the calc++ example.
>
> Compiled it via cygwin, for targeting code I'm compiling with VS2010..
> Got everything building with the exception of something I'm seeing in the
> Parser.hpp files that get generated...
>
> I see functions like this generated that have no return..
>
> template <typename Base>
> SettingParser::basic_symbol<Base>&
> SettingParser::basic_symbol<Base>::operator= (const basic_symbol&)
> {
> abort ();
> }
>
> Did I miss something obvious? I'll dig more but figured I'd send an email
> before I headed out.
>
> Love the interfaces I'm seeing though. Looks great on the surface.
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
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