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Added Boost.Log failure markup.
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</mark-expected-failures>
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</library>
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<!-- log -->
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<library name="log">
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<mark-unusable>
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<toolset name="darwin-4.2*"/>
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<toolset name="gcc-4.2*"/>
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<note author="Andrey Semashev" date="02 May 2013">
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These compilers don't support TR1 result_of correctly, which makes them fail
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to compile Boost.Phoenix-related code of the library.
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</note>
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</mark-unusable>
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<mark-unusable>
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<toolset name="vacpp-12.1.0.1"/>
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<note author="Andrey Semashev" date="02 May 2013">
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The compiler fails to compile Boost.Move and Boost.PropertyTree, which are used by this library.
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</note>
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</mark-unusable>
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<mark-unusable>
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<toolset name="gcc-mingw-4.4*"/>
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<note author="Andrey Semashev" date="02 May 2013">
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The compiler has a bug that makes Boost.Log and Boost.Spirit to conflict with each other. See https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ticket/8066.
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</note>
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</mark-unusable>
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<mark-unusable>
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<toolset name="msvc-9.0~w*"/>
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<note author="Andrey Semashev" date="02 May 2013">
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Boost.Filesystem used by Boost.Log does not support Windows Mobile.
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</note>
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</mark-unusable>
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<mark-expected-failures>
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<test name="util_explicit_operator_bool_conv_pvoid"/>
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<toolset name="msvc-*"/>
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<note author="Andrey Semashev" date="02 May 2013">
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MSVC performs implicit conversion of pointers to members to void*,
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which is against the standard (4.11, [conv.mem]) and is verified by this test.
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</note>
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</mark-expected-failures>
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</library>
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<!-- logic -->
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<library name="logic">
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<test name="tribool_io_test">
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