Hi Volker,
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 9:53 AM, Volker Settgast
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am having trouble compiling OpenSG 2.0 (rev. 1457). My system:
> WinXP, MS VS 2008, Python 2.5.2, Boost 1.35.0
>
> On an MSVS console I called
> python Tools\scons-local\scons.py BoostBaseDir=k:/boost/boost_1_35_0
> enable_unittest=false type_var=debug MSVS_VERSION=9.0
>
> The result is, that boost libs are not found, but in the log it says that cl
> is not found (see attached file).
> I guess, the path variable from the environment is not passed correctly to
> the part, where the boost libs are tested, or is it something else I have
> missed?
> Did anyone have a similar problem and can help?
Just as a shot in the dark, possibly you need to call scons with the
environment variables that are set by e.g. the "Visual Studio Command
Prompt" script are set when you call scons, e.g. cl.exe must be in
your %PATH% (and possibly other stuff). It's a common pitfall (at
least on "./configure" based systems) that the compiler isn't found,
but the error message says some external lib is not found because the
testprogram fails to compile -- since there's no compiler to be found.
Is cl.exe found when you just type it to a shell window?
HTH,
Akos
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