Am 06.11.2016 um 16:59 schrieb Edward Diener:
My point is that if the Boost library supports c++03 then your PRs will be rejected if the change(s) in them do not take that into account for the relevant changes.
Edward, I am perfectly aware of this process, thanks for educating me. And I am also perfectly aware that libraries with a c++03 baseline requirement cannot use std::unique_ptr or std::shuffle unconditionally. That said, I am willing to rework my feature branches accordingly before sending out PRs. This will take time because I am doing this in my spare time. But, in cases where I might miss config macros, or where maintaining both std::auto_ptr and std::unique_ptr means littering #if/#then/#else all over the place I will withhold PRs. I just won't do that. Ciao Dani