On 10/26/2010 04:57 PM, Thomas Ricatte wrote:
Hello,
I have finally fixed the problem by using directly the --with-boost-libdir
argument !
I found it by searching --with-boost in the configure file (but I haven't
find it in the online documentation. It can be useful
for special cases where boost is in a special place and the configuration
can't find it properly)
I have then compiled and installed without any problems.
Thanks again for all your answers and your reactivity !
Glad to hear that! :)
Probably I should document it as a possible recurrent problem.
However that option shows up if you run
configure --help
I still don't understand why that option is necessary though, since
running g++ from the command line seems to find boost without problems...
cheers
Lorenzo
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