If those options are really what you are doing then I guess include path to
boost is not set correctly.
/.../boost_1_70_0/ will llook for a directory called ... and for
boost_1_70_0 as a subdirectory. You may need to change ... to .. and remove
leading / which makes the compiler to look from the root directory
I would suggest using -I../boost_1_70_0 rather than what you have shown
śr., 11 gru 2019 o 17:36 mik via Boost-users
Hi again,
this time I've a problem to compile a simple program using an unordered_set. The program is the following:
--- //main.cpp #include
#include #include int main() { boost::unordered::unordered_setstd::string set;
return 0; } ---
I compile it with the command below:
CC main.cpp -o test -library=stlport4 -I/.../boost_1_70_0/
and I got the error:
ir_build_type(): unexpected type
Please help me!!
Thank you, Mirko
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