We used the whole boost archive from www.boost.org, which contained the pointers, plus the filesystem file from the sandbox, which are included in our distribution. We used version 1.29.0. Let us know if this helps.
Try to take this to our mailing list.
Sven.
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Thanx it does now compile the rfta module.
I didn't check the boost web page, just used the cvs from sourceforge ... and this seams to be different.
-- Anyway --
Just a comment to the hint in the README of rfta:
> You need to make sure that boost_1_29 is in your
> include path (with Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0, add the
> directory in Tools/Options/Directory dialog).
Is this really needed ?? since i simple created the sub directory 'deplib/boostcvs' within the "rfta" module directory and copied the boost_1_29 into this dir.
thx, again.
I'll continue checking the implementation.
See ya later.
-- andre
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where do I get these:
#include <boost/shared_ptr.hpp>
#include <boost/utility.hpp>
#include <boost/weak_ptr.hpp>
as far as I can see - they're not in the "boost-sandbox" or am I wrong ?
-- andre
I checked out the whole boost-module ... nothing in there, just "smart_ptr" which seem to have the weak and shared capabilities.
until next week,
-- andre.
Be sure to use the official archive of version 1.29 of boost. The boost CVS can be unstable at time.
Baptiste.
We used the whole boost archive from www.boost.org, which contained the pointers, plus the filesystem file from the sandbox, which are included in our distribution. We used version 1.29.0. Let us know if this helps.
Try to take this to our mailing list.
Sven.
I updated the README file and added the reference to boost. Let me know if it is clear enough.
Baptiste.
Thanx it does now compile the rfta module.
I didn't check the boost web page, just used the cvs from sourceforge ... and this seams to be different.
-- Anyway --
Just a comment to the hint in the README of rfta:
> You need to make sure that boost_1_29 is in your
> include path (with Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0, add the
> directory in Tools/Options/Directory dialog).
Is this really needed ?? since i simple created the sub directory 'deplib/boostcvs' within the "rfta" module directory and copied the boost_1_29 into this dir.
thx, again.
I'll continue checking the implementation.
See ya later.
-- andre