When compiling using Clang 13 (macOS, XCode), the compile fails with the error message:
marshal.cpp:310:38: error: expected '(' for function-style cast or type construction
auto meta = hash_marshal_meta{*this, limit};
hash_marshal_meta is a simple two-element struct.
What I think is happening is that Clang used to interpret the RHS as a C11-style struct initializer, a feature that isn't part of C++ but something that Clang supported as an extension. However, C++11 (IIRC) supports brace-style constructor arguments and as Clang supports more modern features, it's had to drop that particular fallback behaviour.
In any case, the right thing to do is just use a more traditional initialization syntax, which is what I have done. A pull request is on its way.
When compiling using Clang 13 (macOS, XCode), the compile fails with the error message:
hash_marshal_metais a simple two-element struct.What I think is happening is that Clang used to interpret the RHS as a C11-style struct initializer, a feature that isn't part of C++ but something that Clang supported as an extension. However, C++11 (IIRC) supports brace-style constructor arguments and as Clang supports more modern features, it's had to drop that particular fallback behaviour.
In any case, the right thing to do is just use a more traditional initialization syntax, which is what I have done. A pull request is on its way.