"Fredrik Eriksson" <fe79}--at--{yahoo}--dot--{com> wrote:
> I just tried to compile beta 37 with Visual C++ 2010. I got it working
> eventually, but there is at least one major problem that needs to be
> fixed. The code uses 'shared_ptr' without a namespace qualifier, and
> instead imports the entire 'boost' namespace. However, because the code
> also imports the entire 'std' namespace there is a conflict between the
> 'shared_ptr' from Boost and the one in the standard library (one of the
> C++0x features in VC2010).

I was going to post a big post addressing all the things raised in this thread,
but, for now, I'll just address the "it doesn't compile under VC2010" item.

The problem is you have two implementations of the same thing - one from Boost,
and one from TR1, and the TR1 version has been enabled by default for the
standard includes in VS2010.

For now, you could try putting the following switch in the "C++ Command Line"
additional options field:

/D_HAS_CPP0X=0

That should suppress the TR1 features in the Microsoft headers, as it seems it's
not quite the time to move away from the Boost implementation of those features
just yet.

Cheers,
Edouard.

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