I had the same question, and was unsuccessful in modifying the darwin makefiles for boost bjam. I ended up directly compiling the relevant Boost source into the XCode project, which automatically made it universal, however being able to create a universal static Boost library would be much preferred. Adobe Open Source has some patches as part of their library that build Boost as a universal binary, though I would rather just see the darwin makefile updated. The only changes needed are specifying the 10.4u SDK path and -arch ppc i386. However, I am not familiar with the bjam makefile syntax. Adobe's patches: http://opensource.adobe.com/asl_readme.html -- Austin On 2/16/07, Finley Lee <finleyl@alienskin.com> wrote:
Greetings, list!
I'm trying to compile the boost libraries on an Intel based Macintosh. On my Intel Mac, I was able to build an Intel based version of bjam, which happily builds libraries for the Intel architecture.
I want to link them to a universal app, though. Is there a way to instruct bjam to build universal versions of the libraries instead?
I guess I could build the PowerPC libraries on my PowerPC Mac and them lipo them together, but I am hoping there is an easier way!
Best regards,
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