Hello Patrik,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> the folder structure should be ok:
>
> I have:
> C:\Projekte\C++\boost_1_37_0\
>
> and "boost" inside this folder containing all the boost headers (its the
> original installation structure).
ok, then the stuff passed to the compiler is right. I thought there was
an include dir in boost_1_37_0 which contains the boost dir with the
actual headers in it - never mind.
> Adding boost to the incdir gives me
> this errors:
[SNIP]
yes, that is expected. Given the directory layout you have BoostBaseDir
and BoostIncludeDir are the same, so passing BoostIncludeDir is not
necessary.
> I get no complaints from my compiler because boost is in my include
> paths :-)
yup, I see that is the case now.
ok, last resort hack, as otherwise I'm out of ideas, change
Tools/scons-build/OpenSG/AddOnHacks.py line 330
from:
self.lib_names.append('system')
to:
self.lib_names[0:0] = 'system'
That should make it look for boost_system first (before
boost_filesystem) and all subsequent link tests will have boost_system
on the link line, so the unresolved symbol errors hopefully go away.
Hope it helps,
Carsten
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