Note that Ubuntu 10.04 LTS installs libboost 1.40 from the Debian repository. Is it possible that some of the recent changes to support 1.49 and 1.50 have broken support for 1.40?
Also, I've experienced several recent problems related to boost support on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS in both Moses and MGIZA++. Ubuntu seems to be a popular platform, and 10.04 is a "long-term support" version with support from Canonical through April 2015. It's unlikely, however, that the Debian repository will update libboost on these back versions. Therefore, if problems persist, would an easier solution be to document how users can manually update libboost to version 1.50 on older systems? Tom On Wed, 04 Jul 2012 08:14:49 +0700, Tom Hoar wrote: Sorry guys. Some of the changes since 21 June (two weeks) have broken Moses moses compile on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. I attached a log file that includes the command line and github revision in the header. Tom
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