Workaround clang not exporting symbols when hidden visibility is in effect #66
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…ffect. This temporary workaround forces global (a.k.a. "default") visibility by default when building the library or tests with clang. A proper fix would involve figuring out what causes the compiler to not export the missing symbols and adjusting the code accordingly.
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Note that if there is a proper fix for this problem then this PR is not needed. I'm not sure I will be able to dig into the code enough to provide a proper fix. |
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I've disabled external template instantiation in 40ecdc3 |
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This temporary workaround forces global (a.k.a. "default") visibility by default
when building the library or tests with clang. A proper fix would involve
figuring out what causes the compiler to not export the missing symbols
and adjusting the code accordingly.
This is related to #49 and boostorg/boost#190.