I am in the process of attempting to learn how to use boost.python,
ultimately to integrate existing c++ simulations with python scripts. At
the moment they simply fork new processes and use the os libraries to parse
input - it works, but its very low-tech and ugly. I estimate almost half my
processor usage is dedicated to simply forking new processes inside loops,
so I'm seeking to reduce this.
To accomplish this I have installed fink, used it to install the packages:
boost-jam
boost1.34.nopython
boost1.34.nopython-shlibs
boost1.34.python25
boost1.34.python25-shlibs
as well as unrelated packages for gnuplot and gnuplot.py.
My problem is boost.python gives an example extensively based on boost/tools
subtree, which is configured during installation. The problem is I have no
idea if or where fink would have put the *configured* tree, which bjam
relies on.
Can anyone provide the installation path or how to correctly configure it
separately to match what fink did when it installed the packages?
Justin Leonard
--
Creativity is a bloody nuisance and an evil curse that will see to it that
you die from stress and alcohol abuse at a very early age, that you piss off
all your friends, break appointments, show up late, and have this strange
bohemian urge (you know that decadent laid-back pimp-style way of life). The
truly creative people I know all live lousy lives, never have time to see
you, don't take care of themselves properly, have weird tastes in women and
behave badly. They don't wash and they eat disgusting stuff, they are
mentally unstable and are absolutely brilliant.
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