hi
thanks for taking the time to reply
Meanwhile I have investigated a bit and hopefully clarified to some extent
the situation (see my reply to greg)
> I believe the problem here is that you built boost without zlib support.
> In the b2 boost build step, check that zlib is set to "yes" (it will
hi
> I haven't tried a boost 1.70 build yet, so I can't confirm that it works.
> Could you please try 1.69 and see if that helps?
> If not, please send the exact cmake command you used and what the output
> was.
thanks a lot for the quick reply.
Apologies: for some reason I was convinced that it
Hi Gabriele,
I believe the problem here is that you built boost without zlib support.
In the b2 boost build step, check that zlib is set to "yes" (it will be
if the zlib devel package was installed on your machine), otherwise
things won't work, as boost_iostreams will be built without zlib sup
Hi Gabriele,
I haven't tried a boost 1.70 build yet, so I can't confirm that it works.
Could you please try 1.69 and see if that helps?
If not, please send the exact cmake command you used and what the output
was.
Thanks,
-greg
On Sat, Apr 6, 2019 at 3:53 PM wrote:
> hello,
>
> there seems to
hello,
there seems to be a glitch in the 2019_03_1b1 build process, where a lot
of link steps fail for me with undefined references to
libboost_iostreams functions. Eg:
8<
/usr/bin/ld: lib/libRDKitmaeparser.so.1.2019.03.1b1: undefined reference to
`boost::iostreams::zlib::deflate
Dear Markus,
in case you ran into the Float8GetDatum undefined symbol issue (it just
happened to me), please make sure that you are actually building the
cartridge against the PostgreSQL 11 headers.
You may check this in the CMake output; for example, in my case it has
to be:
postgres: /us
