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User story: Some C++ code requires changes for modern C++ compilers if it is to be compatible with C++11 and the older standard. Here is my list, so far (ignoring the known issue of MacOS having two different standard C++ libraries)  Implicit conversion of shared_ptr to bool no longer works: <http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7580009/gcc-error-cannot-convert-const-shared-ptr-to-bool-in-return> In C++11, shared_ptr has an explicit operator bool which means that a shared_ptr can't be implicitly converted to a bool. This is likely to show up in a lot of packages. So far found in: - pex_policy - meas_algorithms  warning: adding 'int' to a string does not append to the string seen in daf_persistence  warning: 'va_start' has undefined behavior with reference types seen in pex_logging Trace.h and one other place. Fixed by not using references (and thus copying the arguments), rather than using pointers, to avoid changing the APIs. this is an old issue; but not all compilers warned about it: See <http://stackoverflow.com/questions/222195/are-there-gotchas-using-varargs-with-reference-parameters>  warning: 'register' storage class specifier is deprecated seen in: - boost 1.55.0.1 - Eigen 3.2.0 - a pex_logging .i file I silenced this warning in sconsUtils because it's too much trouble to upgrade boost and Eigen, and the warnings are very obtrusive  in daf_persistence: {code} src/DbStorageImpl.cc:87:35: warning: first declaration of static data member specialization of 'mysqlType' outside namespace 'persistence' is a C++11 extension [-Wc++11-extensions]     dafPer::IntegerTypeTraits<1>::mysqlType = MYSQL_TYPE_TINY; {code} I have not figured out how to fix this one.  clang 6 is pickier about the order of instantiation: in afw (fixed in DM-1302) Many errors such as the following: {code} include/lsst/afw/table/Flag.h:27:8: error: explicit specialization of 'lsst::afw::table::FieldBase<lsst::afw::table::Flag>' after instantiation struct FieldBase<Flag> {        ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ include/lsst/afw/table/Key.h:49:39: note: implicit instantiation first required here {code} Fixed by including Flag.h in Key.h  clang 6 warns about ambiguous unsequenced modifications. Seen in shapelet, for example: {code} src/HermiteTransformMatrix.cc:107:59: warning: multiple unsequenced modifications to 'kn' [-Wunsequenced]         for (int kn=jn, koff=joff; kn <= order; (koff += (++kn)) += (++kn)) {                                                           ^          ~~ {code} Fixed by using a += ++b, a += ++b, since it was the cleanest solution I could find.  clang 6 is pickier about instantiation classes in the wrong namespace: in shapelet (fixed by not instantiating the anonymous classes): {code} src/MatrixBuilder.cc:945:1: error: explicit instantiation of 'lsst::shapelet::<anonymous namespace>::SimpleImpl' must occur in namespace '' INSTANTIATE(float); {code}  meas_algorithms produced this warning because the class member _wcsPtr was a reference (which was unecessary): {code} src/ShapeletKernel.cc:188:34: warning: binding reference member '_wcsPtr' to a temporary value [-Wdangling-field]         _interp(interp), _wcsPtr(wcsPtr->clone())                                  ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ {code}  clang 6 warns about expressions such as if (!a == 0) because the ! is applied to "a", not the result of the "a == 0". Fixed in the obvious way in several places.  meas_algorithms seg-faults on loading unless boost is built with C++11 support. See ticket DM-1361 
Answer: 6411.0