On Sun, 28 Nov 2010, ééä wrote:
I use g++45 and g++46 installed from ports on FreeBSD. Everything
is fine when I compile the code without any option. However, when I
turn the option "-std=c++0x" on, g++ give me the error messge below:
[...]
And here are gcc versions:
g++46 (GCC) 4.6.0 20101023 (experimental)
g++45 (GCC) 4.5.2 20101021 (prerelease)
Any suggestion appreciated.
Hello,
just upgrade to a newer version of boost. I can't tell when it was fixed
exactly, but at least the current svn works fine. This is most likely due
to the change in binding lvalues to rvalue references.
C++0X support is a moving target in both g++ and boost. The version of
boost you are using was written for g++-4.4 (which itself was written for
the standard draft that was current at the time).
--
Marc Glisse
