yes, I’m using clang in OS X which have c++0y support, but where can I say to boost that I’m compiling with c++0y >> regards ============================================= "El tamaño de tus logros depende del tamaño de tus metas." C++ and Qt Senior Developer Lic. Computer Science Buenos Aires, Argentina

On Jun 14, 2015, at 11:44 AM, Vicente J. Botet Escriba wrote:

Le 14/06/15 10:08, Freddy Martinez Garcia a écrit :

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hi guys, I’m new with boost...

can anyone tell me if boost library can be compiled with c++14 support ?? Yes. Boost is compiled by some testers [1] with -std=c++1y (See e.g. [2]) in that case, how can I do that ??

I don't understand. IMO, you need just to use a C++14 compiler.

Vicente

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Thank for your answer Maichel, but I think that I’m not explain my self very well…. I had download boost 1.58 from sourceforge, to compile it, first I have to run in shell the command ./bootstrap after that I must run ./b2 <options> I had checked ./b2 --help command and I couldn’t see where I can say to ./b2 command that I need a flag like c++0x (for c++11) or c++0y(for c++14)… that is my question… I need to compile with c++14 because I’m using Wt, which it use boost, but in my entire project we are using c++14… regards my friend ============================================= "El tamaño de tus logros depende del tamaño de tus metas." C++ and Qt Senior Developer Lic. Computer Science Buenos Aires, Argentina

On Jun 14, 2015, at 12:06 PM, Michael Powell wrote:

On Sun, Jun 14, 2015 at 11:02 AM, Freddy Martinez Garcia wrote:

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yes, I’m using clang in OS X which have c++0y support, but where can I say to boost that I’m compiling with c++0y >>

I don't know about OS X compilers, but at least with GCC, there is a command line switch.

gcc -std=c++14

You may need/want to build it from the ground up as well, but I can't promise you whether that's true.

Good luck...

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regards

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On Jun 14, 2015, at 11:44 AM, Vicente J. Botet Escriba wrote:

Le 14/06/15 10:08, Freddy Martinez Garcia a écrit :

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hi guys, I’m new with boost...

can anyone tell me if boost library can be compiled with c++14 support ?? Yes. Boost is compiled by some testers [1] with -std=c++1y (See e.g. [2]) in that case, how can I do that ??

I don't understand. IMO, you need just to use a C++14 compiler.

Vicente

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