Harri Pasanen <harri.pasanen@trema.com> writes: > So when compiling boost-python, there are zillion warning messages > about redefinition of _XOPEN_SOURCE. [...] > Is this a problem people are aware of, and is someone fixing it as I > write, or is a volunteer needed? I'm not aware of this problem specifically, but of the problem in general. I'd claim that this is a bug in Boost. Python.h should be the first header file included, before any header file from the application or the system, so it gets to define the value of _XOPEN_SOURCE. This is documented in the extensions manual. Of course, it would be sufficient to set it to a smaller value on systems that support only older X/Open issues; I think I'd accept a patch that changes this (if the patch is correct, of course). Regards, Martin
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