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So, I'm developing a C++11 library (maybe C++14?). I have a bunch of different compilers version to choose from, and, since I'm using Boost for things that I seriously shouldn't be reinventing, I also have a bunch of different versions of Boost to choose from.
I plan to support GCC and clang, and maybe VC++ (depending on when they will have variadic templates implemented, as opposed to ICEadic templates).
What do you think is the minimum version I need to have my library working with for general acceptance?
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