Hi all. I'd made some effort to update quite old port of boost, case maintainer does not respond on my email. Multithreaded version of boost libraries successfully build and work on native gcc, compiled with single thread model. Yes, i try it.
Now i have some issues, which need explanations. First, to configure boost there is bootstrap.sh, which one compile bjam utility needed to compile boost. Some files in boost out-of-tar has no permissions for execution, so chmod is only way to build bjam. Don't know.. may be overwrite "extract" in Makefile and use combination (umask,tar -p)? Or. Another way. Make separate port for bjam. Second, just weird situation, boost can't find bzlib.h while compiling. I have one of course in /usr/local/include. Just donno.. And third, three patches was successfully adapted from 1.34 to 1.39. (Jamfile->Jamroot, libstdcpp3, suffix). Need some exploration for others. Any ideas, clues, worked patterns?
