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<h1>Compiler Status</h1>

<p>Will all boost libraries work with your compiler?&nbsp;
Unfortunately, the answer is &quot;it depends.&quot;.</p>

<p>Boost libraries rely on modern C++ features such as templates
and the C++ Standard Library.&nbsp; But even today, years after
the adoption of the C++ Standard, some compilers still don't
support important features like partial template specialization.</p>

<p>Boost library authors often expend a great deal of effort
trying to work around compiler deficiencies.&nbsp; Nevertheless,
some libraries will not compile at all with certain compilers or
may have crippled functionality.&nbsp; Even if the current
release of a compiler supports a boost library, older version of
the compiler may not work properly.</p>

<h2>Compiler Status Tables</h2>

<ul>
    <li><a href="cs-linux2.html">Linux/x86</a> Contributed by
        Jens Maurer</li>
    <li><a href="cs-beos.html">BeOS5/Intel</a> Contributed by
        John Maddock.</li>
    <li><a href="cs-win32.html">Windows NT / Windows 2000</a>
        Contributed by Beman Dawes</li>
    <li><a href="cs-osf1V5.html">Compaq Tru64 Unix</a>
        Contributed by Jens Maurer in co-operation with Ralf W.
        Grosse-Kunstleve
    <li><a href="cs-irix6.html">SGI IRIX 6.5</a>
        Contributed by Jens Maurer in co-operation with Ralf W.
        Grosse-Kunstleve
</ul>

<p>Boost releases are run through a regression test which
automatically generates the above tables. Unless otherwise
indicated, the C++ Standard Library implementation is the one
shipped with the compiler.</p>

<p><b>Warning:</b> These tables are not a good indication of a
particular compiler's compliance with the C++ Standard.&nbsp; The
boost libraries often contain workarounds which mask compiler
deficiencies.</p>

<p><b>Warning: </b>The regression test is under development and
cannot yet be relied upon.&nbsp; The current version is a compile
only test; the programs are not executed or otherwise tested.&nbsp;
Even the compilation results may be spurious; many negative
results stem from problems with the immature test suite rather
that with the library or compiler.&nbsp; Furthermore, some
library tests have not yet been included.</p>

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<p>Revised <!--webbot bot="Timestamp" startspan s-type="EDITED"
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