Hey PyCuda Gang-
Doing a clean install of 0.94rc after a previously working 0.93, i.e.
wiped out all Pycuda site-packages in python 2.6 directory prior to
new install. 'make' raises errors related to not being able to find
the boost headers, i.e. '/usr/include/boost /boost/ python .hpp'. My
siteconf.py file indicates BOOST_INC_DIR = ['/usr/include/boost'] same
as before and posted previously to this list, changed gcc42 to gcc44
in BOOST_COMPILER and that is it for changes. setup.py file indicates
it attaches a subpath like so :
# BOOST_INC_DIR/boost/python.hpp
if 'BOOST_INC_DIR' in sc_vars:
verify_path (
description="Boost headers",
paths=sc_vars['BOOST_INC_DIR'],
subpaths=['/boost/'],
names=['python'],
extensions=['.hpp']
);
but I can't seem to find where the additional '/boost/' label is being
attached if at all as indicated in the error message when the setup.py path
search executes. And my boost library is one level up
@ '/usr/include/boost/python.hpp'. Tried removing the subpath line
completely then error repeats but with '/usr/include/python.hpp'
suggesting path is not being modified further.
Running on F12 with boost1.39.0, cuda 3.1, gcc4.4.4. TIA, Vince.
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