Pavel Sanda wrote:
> Peter Kümmel wrote:
>> We often have 'using namespace std' in our code and msvc10 makes bind
>> visible as std::bind, this generates many conflicts. And why should
>> we use third party code when the compiler comes with it's own
>> implementation?
>>
>> Using tr1 also prevents
Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote:
>>> I agree with killing boost, but we should do it cleanly. We could
>>> start with the headers as Peter suggested and use tr1 for everybody.
>>> Then if there are problems, we'll add exceptions for some computers.
>>> Or we can do autoconf/cmake tests on the
>> I agree with killing boost, but we should do it cleanly. We could
>> start with the headers as Peter suggested and use tr1 for everybody.
>> Then if there are problems, we'll add exceptions for some computers.
>> Or we can do autoconf/cmake tests on the features.
>
>fine with me if this will
Jean-Marc LASGOUTTES wrote:
> I agree with killing boost, but we should do it cleanly. We could start
> with the headers as Peter suggested and use tr1 for everybody. Then if
> there are problems, we'll add exceptions for some computers. Or we can
> do autoconf/cmake tests on the features.
fine wi
Pavel Sanda writes:
> from what i remember we tried to kill boost on last dev meeting and replace
> it by tr1, but the whole business was canceled because some ms compiler stop
> to work. maybe its no more trouble. also some regexp routines are not
> fully compatible in tr1 iirc. but killing boost
Peter Kümmel wrote:
> We often have 'using namespace std' in our code and msvc10 makes bind
> visible as std::bind, this generates many conflicts. And why should
> we use third party code when the compiler comes with it's own
> implementation?
>
> Using tr1 also prevents the including of myriads o
Jean-Marc LASGOUTTES wrote:
> Peter Kümmel writes:
>
>> Because we get trouble with bind and shared_ptr coming with boost and
>> msvc10 I've introduced support/bind.h and support/shared_ptr.h where
>> I've moved both functions into the lyx scope and where we can switch
>> between the usage of boo
Peter Kümmel writes:
> Because we get trouble with bind and shared_ptr coming with boost and
> msvc10 I've introduced support/bind.h and support/shared_ptr.h where
> I've moved both functions into the lyx scope and where we can switch
> between the usage of boost and tr1.
> Currently I only use f