<boost/graph/named_function_params.hpp>
* Original fix worked only when one boost::parameter::keyword was bound and passed in. This fix now works when binding and passing in one or more boost::parameter::keyword objects.
<boost/graph/isomorphism.hpp>
* Make isomorphism_impl a metafunction that returns the function object result_type for the fix to work.
"test/isomorphism.cpp"
* Test the fix with two boost::parameter::keyword objects.
".travis.yml"
"appveyor.yml"
* Update as per Peter Dimov's message announcing the merging of CMake into boostorg/develop.
<boost/graph/named_function_params.hpp>
* Revert unnecessary changes.
"test/Jamfile.v2"
* Add alias statements to deal with xcode compile failures stemming from Boost.Filesystem.
* Mark regressions as expected.
"travis.yml"
* Remove xcode6.4 from test suite since Travis Cl deprecated it.
* Add xcode9.4.1 to test suite.
* Add travis-ci as CI for boostorg/graph repo.
I thought it would be a great idea to have the test running from a
"neutral entity" instead of having to checkout the pull request and
cd libs/graph/test && ../../../b2
I saw that many other boostorg submodules had their own CI system:
- compute relies on travis-ci
- geometry uses circleci
The major difference between circleci and travis-ci is the multi-threading supported by circleci. Both are free for open-source project (as of 2016/04/26). I chose travis-ci because I know how to configure it.
As for geometry, we could also use coveralls.io to display the test covering reports and improve the quality/coverage of tests on boostorg/graph.
IMPORTANT: a member of boostorg will have to add the repo boostorg/graph into travis-ci for it to work.
* csr_graph_test won't pass unless -std=c++11 is enabled
* Fixed gcc too old (4.6.3) using instead gcc-4.8 for -std=c++11
