Hi Vladislav,
> Boost.IOStreams optionally requires zlib and libbz2.
> Alternatively you can use
> ./bjam -sNO_ZLIB=1 -sNO_BZIP2=1
> Otherwise compiling IOStreams fails.
> That's better explained at
> http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_45_0/libs/iostreams/doc/installation.html
hmmm, the boost page you mentioned says "... On most UNIX systems, it should
not be necessary to set any of these variables, since the zlib and libbz2
headers and binaries are already installed in locations where they will be
found automatically. ..."
As gzip and bzip2 are installed both in chap 6 of LFS, they should be
available on every system in usual locations. So there should not be a
requirement to set either the {BZIP2,ZLIB}_LIBPATH and such variables nor the
NO_{ZLIB,BZIP2} variables.
I think either the libs are available, then they should be found without any
settings, or the libs are not installed, then i wonder what kind of OS that
may be ;-) Third option is to disable compression support in boost while the
libs are there, but why should one do that?
> Also, Boost doesn't seem to create libboost.{so,a} (by default at least).
> It's more like libboost_*.{so,a}
I'll check that on a newly built 6.8-installation.
Cu,
Thomas
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