Urgent fix for Conan build on GCC 5 #230
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…e a json syntax issue
…ror, but in some environments this doesn't seem to be the case, so since the error code is rarely useful, just don't log it
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* for build and dependencies, e.g. sony#197, sony#198, sony#207, sony#211, sony#215, sony#229, sony#230, sony#235, sony#243 * for SDP parser/generator, e.g. sony#201, sony#205, sony#219, sony#241, sony#242, sony#244 * for RQL, e.g. sony#224 * for CI tests, e.g. sony#218, sony#231, sony#239, sony#250
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See conan-io/conan-center-index#8895 (comment).
And the gory details in https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=66145.
Successful compilation, e.g. https://godbolt.org/x/qr1Yf7oo1, demonstrates that
std::ios_base::failureis derived fromstd::system_errorin some environments with GCC 5, but since the error code is rarely useful, it's pragmatic just to delete this troublesome line of code.(Oh, and a comment fix I had lying around.)