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I work on MSVC compiler testing, and we regularly build popular open-source project including Boost, with development builds of MSVC in order to find and fix regressions before they ship and cause problems for you.
Recently Boost encountered error when building with MSVC under the c++latest mode:
C:\boost\libs\python\src\numpy\dtype.cpp(101): error C2039: 'elsize': is not a member of '_PyArray_Descr'
C:\Python312\Lib\site-packages\numpy\_core\include\numpy\ndarraytypes.h(618): note: see declaration of '_PyArray_Descr'
I believe that this issue is because python @ 47d5bc7 does not have support for numpy version >= 2.0, but recently they have committed a fix for this issue. Any chance you guys can update the hash of libs/python?
It's pointless to move this from boostorg/boost to boostorg/python. This issue was fixed in the latter, but the submodule in the main repo wasn't updated yet.
I work on MSVC compiler testing, and we regularly build popular open-source project including Boost, with development builds of MSVC in order to find and fix regressions before they ship and cause problems for you.
Recently Boost encountered error when building with MSVC under the c++latest mode:
I believe that this issue is because python @ 47d5bc7 does not have support for numpy version >= 2.0, but recently they have committed a fix for this issue. Any chance you guys can update the hash of libs/python?
Steps to reproduce:
Log: Build.log
OS: Windows
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