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[boost] Re: [math constants] C++ Language gurus views neededandCodewarrior & Comeau testers
by Daniel Frey other posts by this author
Mar 8 2004 3:15AM messages near this date
[boost] Re: Re: Re: [math constants] C++ Language gurus views neededandCodewarrior & Comeau testers | RE: [boost] Re: Re: [math constants] C++ Language gurus views neededandCodewarrior & Comeau testers
SOURCE Bronek Kozicki wrote:
>  On Sun, 7 Mar 2004 22:53:43 -0000, Paul A Bristow wrote:
>  
>  
> >Many thanks - that is most helpful and may eventually solve the problem.
>  
>  
>  It's just a beginning :) anyway, Jim Apple pointed out that using
>  namespace qualifier can fix *this* problem, indeed it did. After

Well, we knew that already. Look at the last 4 messages from this 
thread: <http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lib.boost.devel/29507> 

>  I received nice INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR. Now I need to reproduce this
>  error in some smaller sample code, and then post it to MS newsgroups.

That is the real problem. And I think that the code in question is 
standard conformant C++, if someone thinks it isn't please provide some 
reason.

I am not using Windows (thus no VC), so I can only speculate: The 
problem might be connected to the use of

template<typename T>  operator T()

but that's just a wild guess. I just seem to remember that I read about 
the VC having a small problem there. If this is in fact the problem, we 
might be lucky as my newest version no longer uses this conversion, 
instead I use a get<T> -function.

As the documentation is making only slow progress (that's not: "no 
progress" :), I think I'll try to hack together a non-typeof-version to 
give you some more stuff to test. Maybe this evening, otherwise it will 
be by the end of the week.

Regards, Daniel

-- 
Daniel Frey

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