On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 6:52 PM, <> wrote:
> The workaround you suggest didn't work.
> I reported this as a bug to Fedora bugzilla and I got the following answer:
>
> > This sounds like you didn't load the openmpi environment module prior to
> > attempting to compile. The openmpi package is compliant with the new mpi
> > packaging guidelines which state that there is no system wide mpi by default
> > and the user must select the mpi they wish to compile with by use of the
> > environment modules supplied by the mpi package. That module includes the
> > necessary modifications to the environment to allow compilation of mpi
> > programs. Can you please confirm if you see this problem after the proper
> > environment is loaded?
>
> I really don't know how to check that, but looks like the packager's oppinion is that
> this isn't a packaging but of mpic++. May be this is something new of openmpi that
> hasn't been taken into account in boost build process?

You might want to ask on a Fedora mailing list what's the correct way
to select an "environment module" with their new package. I think
this has nothing to
do with the Boost build process -- you probably just need to set some
environment
variables or run a command that does some kind of environment setup for you.

I don't use Fedora myself and I have no access to any machine running
it, so I'm afraid I cannot be of any help here.

Best regards,
Riccardo
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