Re: [boost] INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR

From: Jeremy Siek (jsiek_at_[hidden])
Date: 2002-03-21 16:09:58

vector_as_graph.hpp has not been tested with VC++. The reason is that
vector_as_graph.hpp required partial specialization, so there is an #ifdef
around the whole header, preventing its use when the compiler does not
support partial specialization (as previous version of VC++ did not). I
assume that for 7.0, the no partial specialization flag in the boost
config header has been removed. Perhaps this was premature?

In any event, unless you are able to find a workaround, I suggest using a
different graph class instead, like adjacency_list.

Cheers,
Jeremy

On Wed, 20 Mar 2002, Nestor Sulikowski wrote:
nestor> When I include
nestor> #include <boost\graph\vector_as_graph.hpp>
nestor> in VC 7.0 I get the INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR c1001 that
nestor> has been reported in several emails. However I don't seem to
nestor> hit on the right solution. I've tried the following:
nestor>     - disabling precompiled headers
nestor>     - /Zm750
nestor>     - disabling compiler optimization
nestor> What else should I try?
nestor> Thanks,
nestor> Nestor

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