then people must not be using macports for commercial development because there
is no way commercial developers can drop 10.6 support yet.
given the time I have wasted trying to contribute to this project, I'm not
inclined to spend any more time figure out how to file bug reports on it. I've
made the problems known to you guys. handle them as you wish. I'm resigned to
eventually going back to manually building my libs as I don't see this project
as having a significant future.
On Jan 28, 2012, at 3:43 AM, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> On Jan 27, 2012, at 19:38, James Gregurich wrote:
>
>> I have macosx_deployment_target set to 10.6. The boost port file does not
>> add in the sdkroot as it should. TO fix, modify the last line in the
>> post-configure function to add in the isysroot entry...
>>
>>
>> fixed line:
>>
>> write_jam "using darwin : : ${filter}${configure.cxx} -isysroot
>> ${configure.sdkroot} ;"
>
> Feel free to file an enhancement request about this in the issue tracker. I
> predict you'll run into similar problems in many, many other ports, since
> cross-compiling for another SDK is not something most users or maintainers
> ever test.
>
>
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