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Just as on VC10 this causes linker errors with std::collate<unsigned short>::id.
Since Vista LCID has been deprecated and locales are now using string-names, this makes the effort to support w32_regex_traits quite large, therefore we opt to disable w32_regex_traits right now when targeting universal-windows.
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Add support for universal windows (aka winrt, windows store).
Instead of just disabling all Win32 "extensions" by just defining BOOST_REGEX_NO_W32 I opted to disable just the parts which need disabling. This way BOOST_REGEX_HAS_MS_STACK_GUARD will still be defined when targeting uwp.
w32_regex_traits has been disabled because it uses LCID which has been deprecated since Vista and LCID no longer available in windows store (somewhat true).
However an interesting fact is that the c++ locale actually works with the locale-names supported since Vista as can be seen from this dirty little test program:
https://gist.github.com/mauve/fd5feb08333bda97f06b