On Thursday, 24. February 2011 12:46:37 Viatcheslav.Sysoltsev@h-d-gmbh.de wrote:
I meant "compiling on a remote machine" by that. Sorry for not being more clear about this. I have only basic user privileges on that machine, so I had to resort to building (not installing) boost-1.45 locally.
If you sure, the library compiled on one machine will fit in onto another, then fine... Pay attention to linker warning. Try link stage with --verbose to make sure boost library was found and used. Check with objdump/readelf which (not found) symbols are undefined in your object files and whethere they are defined in the boost library binaries. If they match, well, pay attention to linker messages again ;)
Thank you for the suggestions. Although they didn't help me out this time, I really appreciate your fairly new ideas ;)
// Btw you don't need any special privileges to just build boost, so you may spare the headache and build all on target machine
-- Slava
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Best, Cedric