Marcus Lindblom wrote: > Marcus Lindblom wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I just built boost 1.36 and all libs got a gcc34 tag (instead of just >> gcc). Scons fails to find these libs. Can this be fixed on the >> command-line or do I need to patch Scons-addons? > > Or, how do I compile boost to not get the gcc-tag. (But that took an > hour or so.. so I'd rather not. :) > > Or, I could rename them, but I'm not sure if that works well with > dependencies, so then I'll have to copy them, which seems a bit stupid. > > Anyway, I'm sure others (and myself) will run in to this again, so I'd > like to solve it properly.
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