Douglas, I am sorry. Originally when I replied to your post, I thought it came from the MinGW user group. That is why I thought you were using MinGW. In your case I have to agree with Rene, though you have given us the final output of bjam where it fails to link, we would also need to see what bjam had output before the error. bjam will usually tell you why it can't create a library right at the beginning of the build.. For example, I know now that you're not using MINGW, but when you try to build the serialization library with wide string support under the MinGW environment it issues the following warning before it fires up the compiler: **** wide char i/o not supported by the mingw standard library **** **** skipping build of <@boost!libs!serialization!b When you start your build I would look for messages like this to help you determine what the cause of your problem is. Sorry about the confusion, - Dave On Fri, 2007-04-13 at 06:33 -0700, Douglas Linford wrote:
David, I am trying to build Ardour 2.0 on a Zenwalk 4.4.1 Linux system with gcc-3.4.6 For Ardour 2.0, I need the following dependencies:
1. gcc/g++ 3.x or above 2. scons 0.96 or above 3. python (2.3.4 or above) 4. gettext 0.12.1 or above 5. pkg-config 0.20 or above 6. libtool 7. JACK 0.100 or later ( libjack) 8. XML2 9. XSLT 10. libart_lgpl 2.3.16 or later (libart, libart_lgpl ) 11. samplerate 0.1.2 or later (libsamplerate) 12. raptor (libraptor, libraptor1) 13. lrdf ((librdf, librdf0) 14. glib 2.10 or above (libglib2, libglib2.0, libglib2.0-0 ) 15. GTK+ 2.8 or above (plus other GTK requirements like Pango, ATK, Cairo) (libgtk2, libgtk2.0, libgtk2.0-0) 16. libgnomecanvas (libgnomecanvas2, libgnomecanvas2-0) 17. liblo (liblo, liblo0) 18. boost (libboost) (I downloaded boost from boost.org and copied the bjam executable to /usr/local/bin/bjam) 19. glib2-devel
I have compiled and installed all of the above, (except for boost), and installed bjam. I didn't understand the configuration of bjam, so I skipped that, (maybe that is part of my problem), and I am running the following command from a root terminal in the boost_1_33_1 directory: bjam "-sTOOLS=gcc" install
And I am not using minGW. I don't think I have it compiled because I have gcc-3.4.6 and didn't think I had to use anything else. So....by the looks of the mingw-tools link you sent me, it looks like it is for Windows, I'm on a Linux box.
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