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Reported by PZajda on 2012-02-14 11:40
The boost C++ installer doesn't work anymore for some days, so we cannot use the installer anymore, so we have to compile from sources, but scons cannot determine where boost c++ is installed.
Giving instructions on readme file to integrate boost C++ could be a good thing.
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Comment 1 by ragb (in reply to comment description) on 2012-02-14 14:50
Replying to PZajda:
The boost C++ installer doesn't work anymore for some days, so we cannot use the installer anymore, so we have to compile from sources, but scons cannot determine where boost c++ is installed.
Giving instructions on readme file to integrate boost C++ could be a good thing.
Try simply copying all the header files (.hpp) to include/boost. Or all the source, it doesn't matter that much. NVDA only uses the headers, from what I know.
Comment 3 by jteh on 2012-02-17 01:18
I just tried the Boostpro Boost 1.47 installer and it works fine for me. I selected nearest SourceForge mirror and only selected the headers. Did you try another mirror?
Comment 4 by PZajda on 2012-02-17 09:56
Yes I tryed to select another miror, and it didn't work.
I wrote to Boostpro.com, they answer me they won't provide the installer anymore...
Reported by PZajda on 2012-02-14 11:40
The boost C++ installer doesn't work anymore for some days, so we cannot use the installer anymore, so we have to compile from sources, but scons cannot determine where boost c++ is installed.
Giving instructions on readme file to integrate boost C++ could be a good thing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: