Shane Grant

Code for other's reference: ```cpp #include #include class SimpleClass { public: explicit SimpleClass(struct tm const &); private: struct tm date; SimpleClass(); friend class MyCoolClass; friend class cereal::access; }; class MyCoolClass...

If you are trying to generate code from a schema, that is not possible with cereal. cereal is designed for data serialization only.

Would need a minimal running example to help further with this.

This is probably better suited for stack overflow or potentially the mailing list. I'm not very well versed in cmake.

Going to protected wouldn't be a big deal - can you provide a link to how e-antic is using `boost::intrusitve_ptr` in relation to cereal?

This sounds pretty interesting - I'm going to look at the code you posted a while back again and try to think about this some time. Any ideas you have...

That's a really strange error, especially since the types are so simple. I'll have to get an up-to-date clang and see if I can reproduce it and try to debug.

These issues have cropped up in the past - what helps to solve it is knowing, for all of the basic types, both the sizes used by the compiler, as...

You need to provide a minimal example if you want any help with your issue. Double check the documentation and make sure you're using cereal the way it is intended...

Great – thanks for the update. If this looks to fix things I’ll update our internal doctest. From: Łukasz GemborowskiSent: Thursday, June 11, 2020 9:30 AMTo: USCiLab/cerealCc: SubscribedSubject: Re: [USCiLab/cereal]...