Hi!
Wow, not "that" easy.
Below are some comments of what gave me a hard time, and might be
avoided for next wanabees
* getting the boost libraries. May be you could add a link to the
SourceForge download page...
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=7586
* preparing the boost libraries. May be you could add some clues (i know
it's not "your" business, but since this step is required to get your
module to work, a few guidance may help)
* generating the bjam tool (boost_1_31_0/tools/build/jam_src/build.sh)
* copying the jam binaries in the right location (cp
boost_1_31_0/tools/build/jam_src/bin.linuxx86/* /usr/bin)
* generating the boost libraries.
* first specify python version (export PYTHON_VERSION=2.3)
* then generate the library (cd boost_1_31_0; bjam
--with-python-root=/usr/ --with-pydebug)
* finally install the library (bjam --with-python-root=/usr/
--with-pydebug install)
* correcting a few things first, before generating the cvisual module
* the include directory name (cd /usr/local/include; ln -s
boost-1_31/boost ./boost)
* the library file (cd /usr/local/lib; ln -s libboost_python-gcc.a
libboost_python.a) By the way, there are many libboost_python*.a
candidates, which one should be used? -the one mentioned above works)
* eventually, launch the build of the cvisual module
Voili Voilà,
i am through it, and i am happy...
Fab.
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