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It looks like rc_usefulincludes.h redefines the min macro, and this is incompatible with std::min that is defined by the C++ standard library: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/algorithm/min/ . When other STL libraries try to call the standard 3-argument version of min, they fail. (This is valid even for C++98, so switching C++ versions will result in the same incompatibility)

You should probably either file a bug about this with that library, or fix it yourself by removing that line from that header, and updating the library to use std::min instead.

It looks like rc_usefulincludes.h redefines the min macro, and this is incompatible with std::min that is defined by the C++ standard library: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/algorithm/min/ . When other STL libraries try to call the standard 3-argument version of min, they fail. (This is valid even for C++98, so switching C++ versions will result in the same incompatibility)

You should probably either file a bug about this with that library, or fix it yourself by removing that line from that header, and updating the library to use std::min instead.