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On the Boost web site I found no information regarding the use or RTTI by boost::any.
I read in a few places that this is a requirement, but then I built a simple test project, and it builds both with and without RTTI.
So, is RTTI, with its performance and memory issues, needed by boost::any and similar classes?
Since boost 1.57 RTTI is not needed for
boost::any. Rememeber that all objects used asboost::anymust by copyable.https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ticket/10346