Lynn Allan wrote:

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Thanks for providing the example project for demonstrating usage of xpressive. As a windows developer with minimal stl / boost experience, it is a terrific aid for "getting up to speed" (and could be a model for other libraries to provide "baby steps with training wheels" sample code?).

Just a glitch: The vc7.1 project file has a reference to xpressive_typeof.hpp, which refers to the non-existent file <boost/typeof/typeof.hpp> ... and it goes downhill from there.

The project doesn't actually use xpressive_typeof.hpp, so the example project still compiles/links ok .... I suppose this is an obsolete reference reflecting an earlier configuration?

Thanks for the bug report. This is a forward reference -- forward in time, that is. <tongue firmly in cheek> Boost v1.34 will indeed have a <boost/typeof/typeof.hpp> file, but it isn't out yet. You're right that the separate download, which is intended to be usable with earlier boost releases, should probably not have xpressive_typeof.hpp in the project file. It's auxiliary, as you've noticed. -- Eric Niebler Boost Consulting www.boost-consulting.com