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Edward Diener 6704b09dcf It normally should not be necessary to use the _Z form of the BOOST_P… (#52 )

* It normally should not be necessary to use the _Z form of the BOOST_PP_ENUM macro, although it is perfectly legal and helpful to do so, but in this case it is necessary as a workaround for a bug in the new VC++ standard conforming preprocessor. The bug manifests itself when testing the TTI library, which internally uses the Boost MPL code. The bug in the new VC++ standard conforming compiler is fixed in the VS2019 preview product, so that fix is sure to find its way to the official VS2019 product sometime soon. In the meantime this "fix" shortens the macro expansion somewhat and, while it should not be necessary, is still helpful.

* Fix for appveyor.yml file

* Added VS2019 tests, also with new preprocessor. Further MPL Fixes for new preprocessor bug, which are also useful and will speed up preprocessing.

* Can't seem to test msvc-10.0 or msvc-11.0 any more with Appveyor

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It normally should not be necessary to use the _Z form of the BOOST_P… (#52 )

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README.md

MPL, part of collection of the Boost C++ Libraries, provides a general-purpose, high-level C++ template metaprogramming framework of compile-time algorithms, sequences and metafunctions.

License

Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0.

Properties

C++03
Header Only

Build Status

Branch	Travis	Appveyor	Coverity Scan	codecov.io	Deps	Docs	Tests
`master`
`develop`

Directories

Name	Purpose
`doc`	documentation
`example`	examples
`include`	headers
`test`	unit tests

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