Re: Alternative fork for C++11

Looks interesting.
I could test with gcc 4.8.1 and possibly even clang on Mac OSX 10.8, but 
I'm not familiar with the original build method of luabind, I don't know 
if I should mimic it. Do I just compile all the .cpp files?

On 09/26/2013 04:31 PM, Michael Steinberg wrote:
> Hello,
> I have so far been developing privately on a fork of Ryan Pavlik's
> luabind version (https://github.com/decimad/luabind-deboostified) to
> make it independent of boost and use variadic templates and c++11
> constructs unconditionally. With the advent of Visual C++ 2013 RC I felt
> it was time to tame the beast down in order to not cripple Intellisense
> by its pure complexity of all boost preprocessor magic going on there,
> but maybe there is something in it for users of different compilers.
> I basically replaced the policy system and reworked all the
> calling-wrapper-code while trying to maintain test stability (adapting
> the tests where I found a breaking change was farvorable).
> Now I don't want to urge anyone using it (it would even create some
> porting work, as it is not 100% source compatible), but I want to ask if
> anyone could take the time to test if it compiles and tests ok on other
> c++11 compilers or if I made it unbuildable by accident (maybe even
> giving hints of what is wrong). If anyone ever feels like he would like
> to use a c++11-version, I would like to contribute back a working thing
> (or at least try to offer it).
>
> With kind regards,
> Michael
>
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