Hi Matt,
The preferred SDK for Mavericks is actually the 10.9 SDK. Even Boost should
work with that.
In fact it is a problem to mix both c++ libraries since they are not ABI
compatible. The fact that boost is explicitly build using the gnu stdc++ is a
remnant and will be removed for the upcoming release.
Thank you for the hint!
Best regards
Andreas
From: Clarkson, Matt [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Sonntag, 6. April 2014 21:23
To: MITK
Subject: [mitk-users] Compiling on Mavericks
Hi there,
so after all the recent fixes (thanks!), what is the preferred SDK on Mavericks?
The reason I ask, is the Boost.cmake specifies gnu stdc++
https://github.com/MITK/MITK/blob/master/CMakeExternals/Boost.cmake#L69
But, I if I download MITK master, and compile out of the box, with default
options, Mavericks will default to clang. The default superbuild compiles and
mitkWorkbench runs successfully (from the build folder, and from the install
folder) using clang. Then, if you turn on the boost build, for example by using
some of the DiffusionImaging stuff, boost will need compiling in the
superbuild, which will then start compiling gnu c++, so you will end up with a
mixture. Is that a problem? I dont actually know. I suspect that one should use
a consistent set of C++ libraries.
is that right? The basic problem is that boost 1.55 does not compile on clang,
unless you specify libc++.
Thanks
Matt
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