On Sat, May 3, 2014 at 4:05 PM, Niall Douglas
On 2 May 2014 at 23:35, Louis Dionne wrote:
What's wrong with MPL v2.0?
In what namespace should the library live?
There is Boost precedent for this e.g. boost::phoenix or boost::python.
In short, your namespace would be boost::mpl. MPL98 might be rehoused into boost::mpl::v1 and yours might be mapped into boost::mpl::v2. A C macro define then maps the user selected namespace version into boost::mpl, with the default usually being the most recent version.
For now you can use boost::mpl::v2 safely. If you just happened to invest the work in remapping existing MPL into boost::mpl::v1 in preparation but keeping v1 mapped into boost::mpl, I would doubt anyone here would complain.
The other precedent is boost::signals2
Niall
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