Hi Mortimer,
let me forward your message to the Boost.Build list, where I hope
someone will take appropriate action.
Thanks,
On 2020-09-10 9:24 p.m., Mortimer Hemmit wrote:
Hi Stefan,
Thanks for the advice and the link; they were really helpful.
Just by itself, the line "using python : 3.7
Hi Stefan,
Thanks for the advice and the link; they were really helpful.
Just by itself, the line "using python : 3.7 ;" still returned an
error. However, upon reading the link, I could also specify the path
that leads to Python. So, I tried:
using python : 3.7 :
/Library/Frameworks/Python.framew
Hi Mortimer,
On 2020-09-06 12:54 p.m., Mortimer Hemmit wrote:
Hi Stefan,
Apologies for breaking the reply chain; I wasn't subscribed to the
list earlier, so this is the only message I could reply to. Now I
should be able to reply to other messages.
Thanks for your email. I don't think that ./b
Hi Stefan,
Apologies for breaking the reply chain; I wasn't subscribed to the
list earlier, so this is the only message I could reply to. Now I
should be able to reply to other messages.
Thanks for your email. I don't think that ./b2 has the option to
specify the python version within --with-pyth
Hi Mortimer,
I'm myself not a Boost.Build expert, and I try to avoid it if ever I can.
But your description sounds as if invoking `./b2` with the option
`--with-python=3.7` rather than just `--with-python` would work.
(I have no idea what effect those options to `./bootstrap` would have,
but
