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### Developer notes
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FastNetMon has pretty huge list of supported platforms but we focused on following platforms:
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* CentOS 6/7
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* Ubuntu 12.04 / 14.04 / 16.04 only LTS releases
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* Debian 7, 8
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And your changes should work with they.
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Also we are using Boost library as proven source of well tested code.
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Boost versions across different distributions:
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* Debian 7 Wheezy: 1.49
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* Debian 8 Jessie: 1.55
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* Ubuntu Precise 12.04: 1.48
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* Ubuntu Trusty 14.04: 1.54
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* Ubuntu Xenial 16.04: 1.58
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* CentOS 6: 1.41 according to http://mirror.centos.org/centos/6.8/os/x86_64/Packages/
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* CentOS 7: 1.53
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So at 25th of September of 2016 you could use features only from Boost 1.41 (I'm so sorry about it but we should keep compatibility with CentOS 6).
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We are using gcc as main compiler. I like clang but some old distros has broken and very old clang and it could not be used. CentOS 6 has pretty old version of gcc without C++ 11 support and we could not use it (I'm so sorry about it also, it's huge pain).
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