Update version numbers to reflect VC++ 2017 RTW, aka RTM #125
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jhunold
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Mar 11, 2017
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See boostorg/build#157 and boostorg/build#167 for the relevant discussion which led to use 14.10 instead of 15.0
| # define BOOST_COMPILER_VERSION 14.0 | ||
| # elif _MSC_VER < 1911 | ||
| # define BOOST_COMPILER_VERSION 15.0 |
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This should be 14.10 in order to be consistend with the latest Boost.Build patches.
# define BOOST_COMPILER_VERSION 14.10
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PR #119 should fix this |
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This is now addressed in develop. |
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VC++ 2017 shipped March 7th. This P/R reflects the actual RTW version numbers. Note: Release to Manufacturing (RTM) is now called Release to Web (RTW).
Also note that Microsoft has also changed to incrementing _MSC_VER monotonically for each release.
Please review carefully. I tested only with the Visual Studio IDE since Boost.Build does not work yet for VC++2017.
--Beman