Is it fair to use any Boost code in BRL-CAD C++ code? If so, I think
the cmake files need to reflect that (i.e., point to the entire
BRL-CAD Boost if not found on the local host). As it is now it seems
to be there for the convenience of a small set of files and much local
boost cmake testing.
I tried to use Boost headers (assuming the BRL-CAD Boost would be
used) and had problems initially. This hack worked:
add the following line in the rt Note that in the
librt/CMakeLists.txt I added an include line to the RT_INCLUDE_DIRS
list
"${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/src/other/boost"
However, I believe that line would be better as something like:
${BOOST_INCLUDE_DIRS}
And I plan to use more Boost code such as unordered_map.
Best regards,
-Tom
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