Re: [Boost-users] boost.graph build problem in latest anonomous CVS update.

From: Jeff Holle (jeff.holle_at_[hidden])
Date: 2004-08-24 13:47:03

I have attempted to figure of whats going on but the symptoms are quite 
complex and confusing.

First my system characteristics:
  - Mandrake 10.0 Linux
  - using gcc v3.4.1 (which I build)

The symptoms:
  1.  After doing a "bjam clean" and running "bjam" in my BOOST_ROOT 
directory, I did get it to build.
       Like I did last night.
       Additionally, after doing the same thing in 
$BOOST_ROOT/libs/graph/build, I got it to build.  Last night's results
       where not repeated.  Maybe I hadn't done a clean in this directory...
  2.  In building my application, it apparently failed to link properly 
to libbgl-viz.a.  My application is actually
       a library that uses boost.graph, including read_graphviz.  My 
test program simply links to it and provides a
       main module.
  3.  I added all files that my library was build with to my test 
program's Jamfile.  At this point I didn't get any linker
       errors.  However, both debug and release versions segment 
faulted.  The debug version ran normally under my
       ddd debugger.
  4.  I switched back to boost_1_31_0 and none of these problems developed.

I got a feeling like something basic was changed in boost_CVS since 
June.  Whatever it is, its not compatiable with my
environment.  I'll stick with boost_1_31_0 for now.

Doug Gregor wrote:

>
> On Aug 23, 2004, at 9:41 PM, Jeff Holle wrote:
>
>> I've just refreshed my boost via CVS and ran into a build problem 
>> with gcc v3.4.1.
>>
>> Initially, seems like everything failed on my system.
>> However, I discovered that there is now a configure option :-) .
>> After installing user.hpp where it does some good stuff, the bjam of 
>> the root of boost succeeded.
>>
>> However, in running bjam in $ROOT_BOOST/libs/graph/build.
>> This Jamfile is configured to build both release and debug version of 
>> bgl-viz.
>> It fails with similiar problems that I was getting elsewhere before I 
>> ran configure.
>> An example of the problems is:
>>  boost/config/stdlib/libstdcpp3.hpp:33: error: expected 
>> unqualified-id before '<<' token
>>  boost/config/stdlib/libstdcpp3.hpp:33: error: expected `,' or `;' 
>> before '<<' token
>
>
> What do these lines look like? It could be a CVS conflict.
>
>     Doug
>
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