Closed wush978 closed 11 months ago
Hi Wush,
Because Boost (and BH) are so big I tend to update only yearly in December. So chances we may get this with the next official version which should be bh 1.81 based ob Boost 1.81 due December. Would that be good enough? It is not really under my control whether the Boost folks include this or not.
Now the issue https://github.com/boostorg/timer/issues/12 you list is from a few years ago and references Boost 1.72 but then links to a commit tagged 1.80. So it depends on whether Boost gets this out with 1.81.
Hope this helps, Dirk
That looks good to me. Thanks for your prompt reply!
PR #87, currently still open, has Boost 1.81.0 released yesterday.
The reverse dependency checks revealed some issues with a handful of packages so i will open an issue and contact the maintainers of those packages.
Thanks for your follow-up. Please let me know if there is anything that I can help with.
Thanks -- we have to wait a little to sort a small amount of changes out -- see #88 which also has pointers to the not-yet-for-CRAN release 1.81.0-0.
And BH 1.81.0-1 is now on CRAN so you have the progress header at long last!
Thank you!
Hi Dirk,
Thanks for your work, but there might be a mistake.
The progress_display.hpp
in https://github.com/boostorg/timer/tree/develop/include/boost/timer is still missing in the latest BH: https://github.com/eddelbuettel/bh/tree/master/inst/include/boost/timer.
Should I re-open this issue again?
:cry:
Yes please.
Maybe I hand-copied it? The timer
library seems to contain source code and so I may not have added it to the explicit bcp
call, and I probably should. Sorry about that.
This is now (finally !!) in BH 1.84.0. There are very minor repurcussions with five packages (including yours which of course still throws the NOTE I prevented you from updating) so this will only be on CRAN in January after which time you can update yours. Until then you can get it from here, or from the r-universe builds and I may add it to the ghrr drat as well so that you can test your change.
Or, come to think about it, you could even test the change and maybe #if
define a solution that works before and after?
Hi Dirk,
I noticed a warning message related to
progress.hpp
recently:As discussed in https://github.com/boostorg/timer/issues/12 , there is a file
timer/include/boost/progress.hpp
now and it is a replacement ofboost/pgoress.hpp
.However, the BH package does not contain the file
timer/include/boost/progress.hpp
.Could you add this file to BH, so we could migrate the class and prevent the warning message?
Best, Wush