Hi,
As I've reported a couple of times before, BCC5.51 (at least) has a _severe_
bug regarding nested unnamed namespaces and precompiled headers: the
compiler ICEs (aborts with Internal Compiler Error)
The header "boost/format/feed_args.hpp" contains some helper functions
inside an unnamed namespace, which prevents Boost.Format to be used with
bcc551 in a precompiled header.
Q: Why are those functions inside an unnamed namespace which is itself
inside a 'detail' namespace?
If the unns isn't really necessary, I suggest removing it (moving the
functions out into 'detail');
if it is necessary, a Borland workaround is needed, such as:
33c33,41
< namespace {
---
>
> #ifdef __BORLANDC__
> namespace __unns__ {
> #define UNNS __unns__::
> #else
> namespace {
> #define UNNS
> #endif
>
237c245
< put<Ch, Tr, T> (x, self.items_[i], self.items_[i].res_,
self.oss_ );
---
> UNNS put<Ch, Tr, T> (x, self.items_[i], self.items_[i].res_,
self.oss_ );
Fernando Cacciola
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