Re: [boost] Boost 1.76 beta - linking error when including Boost

Hello, I have a minimal example now. The program: ------ #include int main() { auto x = boost::math::atanh(1.0); return int(x); } ------ fails to link in an Ubuntu 20.10 Docker image with g++ 10.2.0 if using Boost 1.76.0.beta1. It links with 1.75.0, or with the beta if I also add #include Thanks, Luigi On Wed, Mar 24, 2021 at 8:25 AM Luigi Ballabio wrote:

Hello, I'm afraid I don't have a minimal example yet, but I thought I'd give you a heads-up in case it rings a bell.

I've been trying the Boost 1.76 beta to build a library I'm maintaining. The library builds, but when I link it to an executable I'm getting an "undefined reference to `bool boost::math::isnan<long double>(long double)". Everything works with 1.75 and earlier. My code is not using boost::math::isnan directly, so I'm guessing some other included boost component is forward-declaring it or doing something similar?

The linking error disappears if I include in a config file that is included by every file in the library. Today I'll try to pinpoint the problem by removing it there and including it before specific boost headers in the source files, but as I said, I'm posting this in case someone already has an idea about the underlying issue.

Thanks, Luigi