headers out of order somewhere in function/functional

[Steven Scott <Steven.Scott@…>]

Here's a test case that shows it is not my fault :)

#include <boost/program_options.hpp> int main(){}

compiled with g++ -o po.o -c -g -I/home/sls/include -I/home/sls/include/boost/tr1/tr1 po.cpp

copious compiler errors supplied in the attached file.

[Steven.Scott@…]

first 2000 lines of compiler output

[Vladimir Prus]

Given that the error in inside boost.function headers, and that it's triggered by adding tr1 to includes, I don't think it's my bug at any way. I don't know who's the right person to look at it

[Marshall Clow]

Just another data point: I tried g++ -o po.o -c -g -I ~/Sources/boost/release -I~/Sources/boost/release/boost/tr1/tr1 po.cpp on my Mac OS X box (gcc 4.01), and got no errors.

[Douglas Gregor]

Not that I like passing the buck, but if it's the introduction of the Boost.TR1 headers that causes the problem, then it's a Boost.TR1 issue (even if it's headers from another library that need tweaking).

[John Maddock]

I believe this has already been fixed in SVN Trunk: either way, I've added a test case for this to the TR1 tests and they pass OK for me here.

John.