I've taken a brief look at this FTBFS, and it appears that it's not a problem in imms but in torch3 (a build-dependency) which #defines min() and max() which breaks functions mandated by C++11 and higher, and with new gcc's focus being on C++14 compliancy, --std=c++98 doesn't appear to be enough to workaround the issue.
As torch3 has other RC bugs, and popcons of these packages (7 and 14 vote, respectively) are so low, I'll put my QA tuits elsewhere for now. Meow! -- An imaginary friend squared is a real enemy.
