"J.Flenter"
Hi,
I'm trying to compile boost with gcc (the version currently distributed with cygwin: 2.95.3-5 and not the pre-release version 3.1.1) but when I run bjam with either -sTOOLS=gcc-stlport or sTOOLS=gcc I get an error:
gcc-Link-action actions too long (max 1023):
<snip>
Am I doing something wrong?
Some may have noticed that I have already posted something on this newsgroup, for which I already had a working version of boost, that's
Unfortunately I ran in some problems using inherited classes and I found on the internet some bug reports on the Visual Studio 6.0 and the error: error C2275: 'referenceCounter' : illegal use of this type as an expression,
No. The problem is a Win95/g++/bjam limitation. However, using the current CVS state may fix it. Have you tried checking out the latest? true. this
happens at the line
linkedList_class.declare_base(referenceCounter);
That is the reason why I switched to GCC. However, any help would be appreciated.
I know you've already gone a long way by switching compilers, but I guess that if you still have trouble you might try upgrading to an OS with a reasonable command-shell (e.g. Win2K). That will drastically improve the line-length limitation issue. -Dave