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`chrono.qbk` and `reference.html` refer to `BOOST_HAS_CLOCK_STEADY` but I think it's meant to be `BOOST_CHRONO_HAS_CLOCK_STEADY`. The former is not defined anywhere.
In case when no year or day of month is specified in the time format, stream extraction of a `time_point` will yield incorrect results. The reason for this is that...
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As of boost 1.72, I'm getting "error: zero as null pointer constant" when using e.g. `boost::chrono::milliseconds`. This can IMO be fixed by using `nullptr` instead. I've spotted the following places,...
The following simple program crashes (SIGSEGV) with Boost 1.71.0 when reaching `in >> tp`: ~~~ c++ #define BOOST_CHRONO_VERSION 2 #include #include #include // assert #include // std::istringstream #include // std::string...
I discovered that Boost Chrono IO can occasionally add an incorrect time value (represented by a time _point object) to the stream. The problem occurs for the hour in which...
As currently discussed on the mailing list, `boost::chrono` has a poor interoperability story with the `std::chrono` types. As a short term improvement, I'd like to add `to_std_duration`, `to_std_time_point` and `to_boost_duration`,...
timegm
Why is there no something like `boost::chrono::*something*::timegm(std::tm *)`? At the same time, chrono use `timegm` in `time_point_io.hpp` If there are no objective reasons for this, I would like to write...
See https://github.com/boostorg/thread/pull/166/commits/c2b207faa473b613b0dda673280dc1888848788e
