A question about BOOST_COMPILER_VERSION: as far as I can see from the release 1.29 files, that macro is only defined for VC++ and Metrowerks C++. That's acceptable for me because, I suppose, they are the only compilers where the "end user" version number is not immediately obvious from the value of the corresponding predefined macro (_MSC_VER = 1200 -> 6.0, not 1.2 etc.). But I'm a little surprised that BOOST_COMPILER_VERSION uses floating point constants, because that in fact prevents its use in preprocessing directives. Is it really the intent that the macro is used, e.g., for stringize only and not for #if tests and the like?
Genny. _______________________________________________ Unsubscribe & other changes: http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost
