On Wednesday, May 21, 2014 4:49:37 AM UTC-7, Niall Douglas wrote:

> We welcome C++14 libraries and I see no problem with a submission on
> that basis alone if it is supported by at least two compilers.

For me personally, I would vote for an instant rejection for any
library not compilable to the MSVC ABI irrespective of any other
factors.

FYI

a review is not a vote. Acceptance/Rejection is not a democratic

process. The review manager has the authority to accept/reject based

on his assessment of the quality of the library independent of the number

of "votes" it receives.

Long standing boost policy is that there is no explicit requirement that

any code conform to any specific compiler as long as it complies with

the current standard. There is no requirement that it use specific

features (e.g. from more recent standards) to the exclusion of more

traditional (albeit still conforming) features.

Indeed, a number of libraries have been submitted and accepted

that don't compile on multiple compilers.

Robert Ramey