From: Victor A. Wagner, Jr.

I get the following warning:
c:\Boost Releases\boost\boost\lexical_cast.hpp(47) : warning C4224: nonstandard extension used : formal parameter 'arg' was previously defined as a type

I believe this is a new warning, I'm pretty sure I had an error/warning free program late last week.

The only "type" I can find which may be referred to is in boost/bind/arg.hpp
which is referenced from boost/bind.hpp

Is there some name collision that needs to be looked into between bind and lexical_cast ??

I'm _not_ representing that VC++ is accurately reporting that this is a non-standard extension (I really don't know), but thought a heads up might be in order.
To test this, I tried the following on Comeau C++ online, and it compiles without warnings in strict mode. However, does anybody know if this code is ok? I wouldn't trust MSVC's standards conformance any farther than I could throw the CD. :)

typedef int Test;
 
void f(double Test)
{
}
 
Regards,
 
Terje