Douglas Gregor 083767f67a Taking function objects by value instead of as references-to-const. This does not work on MSVC6.5, so the BOOST_MSVC_ONLY macro was added to make them references-to-const for only that compiler. ...

- Borland C++ no longer requires hacks to make function pointers work
- On any compiler other than MSVC, free functions can be assigned to Boost.Function objects without the explicit '&'


[SVN r11943]

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function0.hpp

function_base.hpp:

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function1.hpp

function_base.hpp:

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function2.hpp

function_base.hpp:

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function3.hpp

function_base.hpp:

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function4.hpp

function_base.hpp:

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function5.hpp

function_base.hpp:

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function6.hpp

function_base.hpp:

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function7.hpp

function_base.hpp:

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function8.hpp

function_base.hpp:

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function9.hpp

function_base.hpp:

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function10.hpp

function_base.hpp:

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function_base.hpp

Taking function objects by value instead of as references-to-const. This does not work on MSVC6.5, so the BOOST_MSVC_ONLY macro was added to make them references-to-const for only that compiler.

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function_template.hpp

Taking function objects by value instead of as references-to-const. This does not work on MSVC6.5, so the BOOST_MSVC_ONLY macro was added to make them references-to-const for only that compiler.

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gen_function_N.pl

Generates the functionN.hpp headers

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