It looks like a cmake message error, as you suggested. Running 'make'
against the result of 'cmake' grinds through without an error and the
result is indeed linked to boost although it is not the multi-threaded
version of boost (which is installed on my system) as I would have
expected.
mdykman@sa
On 03/05/2014 11:53 AM, Michael Dykman wrote:
I stand corrected. I did not have libssh2 and while I did have
libboost-all-dev (see below), I did not have the all the specific
packages indicated
ii libboost-all-dev 1.48.0.2
Boost C++ Libraries development fi
I stand corrected. I did not have libssh2 and while I did have
libboost-all-dev (see below), I did not have the all the specific
packages indicated
ii libboost-all-dev 1.48.0.2
Boost C++ Libraries development files (ALL, default
version)
So, I ran the full apt
On 03/05/2014 10:55 AM, Michael Dykman wrote:
The only listed dependencies: boost and libssh. I am not even
slightly uncertain if they are installed. Not only did I confirm them
yesterday via dpkg (having installed both via apt-get from Ubuntu's
core repos), I have been explicitly coding against
The only listed dependencies: boost and libssh. I am not even
slightly uncertain if they are installed. Not only did I confirm them
yesterday via dpkg (having installed both via apt-get from Ubuntu's
core repos), I have been explicitly coding against them both for the
past several months on this s
On 03/04/2014 05:33 PM, Michael Dykman wrote:
I am getting errors running the cmake file in a *very* recent download
of the C++ driver's source tree. It seems to be failing to find
either boost::asio or openssl libraries. I defineately have these
both installed having developed against them rec
I am getting errors running the cmake file in a *very* recent download
of the C++ driver's source tree. It seems to be failing to find
either boost::asio or openssl libraries. I defineately have these
both installed having developed against them recently (and rechecked
with dpkg today).
While I
