Actually I just want to make this message go away.
After compiling and running oz I try run the emulator.
$ ./ozemulator
./ozemulator: error while loading shared libraries:
libboost_program_options.so.1.54.0: cannot open shared object file: No
such file or directory
Thanks kindly
Stewart
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>> Should one use nix-shell to change to this environment?
>
> No, the "myEnvFun" environments create their own scripts for this.
> If you have an environment called foo, you will have a
> ~/.nix-profile/dev-envs/foo file containing most stuff that needs to be
> set.
I'm afraid all I have in my ~/
Stewart Mackenzie writes:
> Mathijs Kwik wrote:
>
>>You can go a step further and define multiple sub-profiles.
>>For example 1 you typically use during c development.
>>And another for haskell development, and yet another for an
>>experimental python3 environment.
>>Then you can jump between th
Mathijs Kwik wrote:
>You can go a step further and define multiple sub-profiles.
>For example 1 you typically use during c development.
>And another for haskell development, and yet another for an
>experimental python3 environment.
>Then you can jump between those environments on a per-terminal
I've heard (in Nix 1.6 release features list) that
* nix-env -i has a new flag --remove-all (-r) to remove all previous
packages from the profile.
Though, I don't know if it works with your
2013/9/21 Stewart Mackenzie
> Hi all,
>
> I've only recently found out about nix-shell or what was nix-
On Sat, Sep 21, 2013 at 09:04:19PM +0200, Mathijs Kwik wrote:
> To clean up:
> nix-env -q | xargs nix-env -e
a shorter way to do this is nix-env -e \*
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See http://nixos.org/wiki/Howto_keep_multiple_packages_up_to_date_at_once
That way, you install (and upgrade) only 1 package through nix-env and
keep everything in there.
To clean up:
nix-env -q | xargs nix-env -e
Then install your "my-env" package.
Regarding your second question:
Depends on who
On 21 September 2013 19:18, Stewart Mackenzie wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've only recently found out about nix-shell or what was nix-env --run-env.
> Though i've completely polluted my user space by installing everything with
> nix-env -i . I'd like to clear it up and start from scratch properly.
>
>
Hi all,
I've only recently found out about nix-shell or what was nix-env --run-env.
Though i've completely polluted my user space by installing everything with
nix-env -i . I'd like to clear it up and start from scratch properly.
How do i do that? Delete the profiles directory?
Secondly, wha
