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Not if you're compiling with gcc 4.4 and above. We're trying to quash this bug on RT. It means that make doesn't succeed. The fact that we've got tests failing is a big step forward, mainly due to the work done by cjfields, dcmertens and davido.

Out of interest, what C compiler did you use to install Boost::Graph?

Sometimes I can think of 6 impossible LDAP attributes before breakfast.

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