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There's no longer any reason to carry around the Boost.Gil code (it's been in mainline Boost for years), except for the numeric extension, which we still provide. However, this change organizes the #include directories so that a system-provided numeric extension should be automatically used if available.
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Perhaps time for a new official release so this change (which is 3 years old) makes it into distributions which are source based? Gentoo is one of the distributions which have to patch this by hand nowdays, to make it build with GCC-4.7.