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From: Mario N. <mne...@gm...> - 2008-07-19 16:28:16
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Boost problem was solved by doing the install with the prefix. (though I don't really understand why it did not work before. If i understand you right, may have to do with the way that the files are searched for, in the cmake scripts. Anyway, when i finish this, I will introduce the recommendation in the 'how to' install in the wiki.) Now i have a second problem, because cmake tries to link log4cpp, perforce, although i haven't turn log4cpp on (asaik). I will send that to the list with a proper subject. Subject: log4cpp demands to be linked M. On 16/jul/08, at 16:54, Keyan wrote: > Hi Mario, > >> (better if i respond to the list, right? ) > > absolutely. > >> I modified the SetLinkOptions.cmake, but to no avail. It still does >> not find them. > > there is no chance that way. the libs included in the SetLinkOptions > are given by their name, but that means that there are give with - > lboostlib -> libbostlib.dylib to the linker. > > to avoid that, you would need to add them differently to the linking > procedure. nothing one really wants to do. > >> When i compiled boost, the .dylib is located under pathtoboost/ >> lib.v2/ >> program_options/....../resources/ >> It is quite a deep tree. Do you gather that these weird names and >> long >> trees might be connected to the problem? > > ok. this is what i mend with installing the boost library. you have > compiled it, but not installed it. try that part of my last email. > should solve the problem. > > after installation you should find something like: > /Users/mario/my_local_lib_install_path/include/boost/ > many_boost_headers_files > /Users/mario/my_local_lib_install_path/lib/boost/ > many_boost_libs_starting_with_lib > > cheers, > keyan > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Moblin Your Move Developer's > challenge > Build the coolest Linux based applications with Moblin SDK & win > great prizes > Grand prize is a trip for two to an Open Source event anywhere in > the world > http://moblin-contest.org/redirect.php?banner_id=100&url=/ > _______________________________________________ > Yars-devel mailing list > Yar...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/yars-devel The first and essential acid test for any theory is whether it provides acceptable answers to interesting questions: whether, in other words, it provides satisfactory solutions to important problems. -- Larry Laudan =]M[= www.firingrates.blogspot.com |