Richard Ketcham wrote:
Oh wow. Yep, that's seems to be exactly what happened. I rebuilt gcc with linuxthreads enabled, here's the output after doing that:
Whew, that was a good guess then :-)
However, when I go to compile the thread.cpp example (I commented out the other examples in the Jamfile.v2) in ~/boost_1_36_0/libs/thread/example/, it errors out:
Those are all C++ std lib symbols.
What do you think is the problem? It's referencing iostream.h ... my using command is defined as follows:
using gcc : arm : /home/rich/gumstix/gumstixLatest/build_arm_nofpu/staging_dir/bin/arm-linux-gcc-4.1.1
<cxxflags>-I/home/rich/gumstix/gumstixLatest/build_arm_nofpu/staging_dir/usr/include/
Ah, you've told bjam to use the gcc C compiler: and while that will correctly compile C++ code, when used as a linker it doesn't know anything about the C++ runtime libraries required, and hence the errors. Use the g++ variant in /home/rich/gumstix/gumstixLatest/build_arm_nofpu/staging_dir/bin/ if you have one, if you don't then I'm at a loss, consult the docs for the ambedded linux version to see how you're supposed to link C++ code I guess ! :-) HTH, John.