On 06/10/2013 03:41 AM, Gavin Smith wrote:
Do users of your library have to use what is declared in
<boost/exception_ptr.hpp>; equivalently, do they have to include this
file to use your library? If not, there wouldn't be a problem - the
source for your library could include an alternative header file, but
it wouldn't have to be installed - it is only needed when the library
itself is compiled.
Hi Gavin,
Yes, unfortunately the boost header file is included in an installed
header file. The functionality is not used by users directly though, but
inclusion is required because the Class holds a private 'boost::mutex'.
I could probably have changed that by hiding the members in a pimpl
pattern. But I've already implemented a fix that installs the patched
header files and uses the original header file if possible
http://dev.thep.lu.se/yat/changeset?reponame=&new=3045%40trunk%2Fyat%2Futility%2Fboost_exception_ptr.h&old=3044%40trunk%2Fyat%2Futility%2Fboost_exception_ptr.h
Cheers,
Peter
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