"Pere Mato Vila" <Pere.Mato@[...].ch>  writes:

>  Hi All,
> 
>    On compiling with VC++ 6.0 our extension module based on Boost.Python
>  2.0, we are getting the following warnings. Is it something to be
>  worried about?
> 
> 
>  C:/ExtSoft/Boost/boost_1_29_0\boost/python/class.hpp(431) : warning
>  C4700: local variable 'x' used without having been initialized
>  C:/ExtSoft/Boost/boost_1_29_0\boost/python/class.hpp(159) : warning
>  C4700: local variable 'x' used without having been initialized
>  C:/ExtSoft/Boost/boost_1_29_0\boost/python/class.hpp(159) : warning
>  C4700: local variable 'x' used without having been initialized
>  C:/ExtSoft/Boost/boost_1_29_0\boost/python/class.hpp(420) : warning
>  C4700: local variable 'x' used without having been initialized
>  C:/ExtSoft/Boost/boost_1_29_0\boost/python/class.hpp(420) : warning
>  C4700: local variable 'x' used without having been initialized
>  C:/ExtSoft/Boost/boost_1_29_0\boost/mpl/for_each.hpp(73) : warning
>  C4700: local variable 'x' used without having been initialized

Maybe.  It looks like an interaction with some VC++ bug to me, but
it's hard to be sure.  Only the last one makes any sense to me; that
problem (along with quite a few others) is fixed in the Boost CVS.

-- 
                       David Abrahams
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