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Usage of boost/
library prefix in <boost/ut.h>
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On a related note/FYI: there is already a library in Debian called |
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This is more of a procedural question: I see you install the
ut.hpp
header into theboost/
subdirectory (of, say,/usr/include
) which is also (and originally) used by the Boost libraries. We are in the process of packaging this library forbuild2
where we try to enforce some sanity into the whole header installation location/inclusion mess. So I am wondering if the use of theboost/
prefix was sanctioned by the Boost project or if this was otherwise coordinated. Specifically, I am wondering what will happen if the Boost project one day decides to also have the<boost/ut.hpp>
header?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: