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@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ some are in another, and it's not uncommon for a code that works
 for one compiler to break another one and vice-versa. If this
 sounds like a maintenance nightmare to you, it is!  If you are
 interested in the specific list of issues, please refer to John
-Maddock's excellent &quot;<a class="reference" href="../../../../more/int_const_guidelines.htm" target="_top">Coding Guidelines for Integral Constant
+Maddock's excellent &quot;<a class="reference" href="http://www.boost.org/more/int_const_guidelines.htm" target="_top">Coding Guidelines for Integral Constant
 Expressions</a>&quot; summary.  For the purpose of our discission here, it
 is sufficient to say that if your code has to work on one of the
 compilers listed as problematic in this area, you can safely assume