Takatoshi Kondo
On clang++ (13.0.1) `-std=c++14`, Boost 1.78.0, MQTT_STD_VARIANT=OFF cmake option (MQTT_STD_VARIANT preprocessor macro is not defined), no errors are reported. C2977 means too many template arguments. https://github.com/redboltz/mqtt_cpp/blob/f1ebfbfc111bd99b1f131e5f28f7c2b9067947c5/include/mqtt/config.hpp#L12-L29 mqtt_cpp set to the...
Perhaps, insert ```cpp #include ``` into the top of your source code (cpp file) might solve the error. If it is solved please let me know the current include information.
> Yes, It works. ths a little weird... Oh really, I need your source code (mqtt_cpp include part) to fix the issue. So far, I only know the error code....
> another puzzle, what's the difference mqtt_cpp-12.0.0 and mqtt_cpp-master? seems code is not absolutly the same You can compare by yourself https://github.com/redboltz/mqtt_cpp/compare/v12.0.0...master
It seems that the issue is caused by your environment. cmake couldn't find boost on your environment. Here is my way to find boost on Azure build pipelines. I'm not...
Working. Created PR to run CI.
No. But some of updates could change memory usage. I think that 4GB is too small. mqtt_cpp doesn't focus on reducing compile time memory usage, so far. I recommend that...
In your example, what is the pointing target of `boost::iterator_range topicName` ? If the topic name is `topic1`, topicName points as follows? ``` topic1 A A | | | topicName.end()...
Ok, that's fine.
@jonesmz , it seems good. Could you write a PR to support the feature?