It is worth mentioning that this is a confirmed bug in CW with -iso_templates on (unreferenced typedefs are incorrectly optimized out at definition time). Masking compiler bugs in this way does not help compiler writers who use Boost as a test suite.
The bug is already fixed for the CW9 and all other compilers weren't affected anyway, so I thought it's pointless to add
#if defined(__MWERKS__) && __MWERKS__ < 0x3200
to protect the new code. Also, you haven't done that for the fix for the Intel-compiler yourself, so why do you mention it now?
And AFAICS if we would really be serious about the regression testing for compiler vendors, this needs to be pulled to the config-system anyway. Remember who said: "Dependencies. I hate dependencies." :)
Regards, Daniel
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