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Eliminate all deprecation warnings when building ar.so by replacing deprecated C++17 standard library features with modern alternatives: - Replace std::iterator base class with manual iterator trait definitions in predictor, empirical_variance_iterator, and null_output classes - Replace std::binary_function with manual typedef definitions in empirical_variance_function struct - Replace std::bind2nd with simple for loop (avoiding lambdas) - Remove obsolete base::operator=() call in predictor assignment The build now completes with zero warnings while maintaining full backward compatibility and avoiding C++11 lambda expressions.
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Eliminate all deprecation warnings when building ar.so by replacing deprecated C++17 standard library features with modern alternatives:
The build now completes with zero warnings while maintaining full backward compatibility and avoiding C++11 lambda expressions.