Add support for complex numbers to Boost.Hash
Fix the copyright line for the hash library.
Use quickbook v1.4 for the hash library.
Use a pragma for warnings in Visual C++.
Clean up the hash tests a little.
Add a trivial test to see if the deprecated hash headers compile okay when included.
Avoid some warnings when compiling the test with Visual C++.
Sun C++ didn't like the function call, so just try inlining the implementation for now.
Remove the free-function-groups from the hash reference documentation, they were causing the functions to be listed on the documentation for every specialization of boost::hash<T>, and the functions to be described on the main synopsis page, instead of their own page.
Merge some minor changes from the development branch to remove some unnecessary differences.
Fix the deprecated warnings on Borland, should also check before using #warning.
Try to only issue deprecation warnings on compilers that support them.
Don't test long double in hash_number_test. This is a bit of a cop out, but it's silly to fail this test just because a platform has poor support for long double - hash_long_double_test is thorough enough.
New algorithm for hash floating point numbers.
Don't use fpclass because it causes a warning for long doubles. I don't know if the warning is vaild here - but I don't want to disable it as it's useful for checking other function calls.
Add some parameters to the standalone hash build.
Try to suppress a Visual C++ warning. Refs #1509
Only suppress warning for Visual C++ 8 and later. Refs #1509
Remove the _fpclass code from floating point hash.
Add more libraries that use Boost.Hash to its intro.