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Creating an issue just to document the behaviour discovered at hackathon with @sk1p .
With current compilers this file causes compile errors. And the way it tries to extend namespace std is technically incorrect. It seems the solution can be to just remove this file, replace its includes with <type_traits> and raise C++ standard requirements to C++14 (C++11 is mostly enough, but there is stuff like std::result_of_t that are 14).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Creating an issue just to document the behaviour discovered at hackathon with @sk1p .
With current compilers this file causes compile errors. And the way it tries to extend namespace std is technically incorrect. It seems the solution can be to just remove this file, replace its includes with <type_traits> and raise C++ standard requirements to C++14 (C++11 is mostly enough, but there is stuff like
std::result_of_t
that are 14).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: