Boost (1.38) on Intel Compiler (11.0)
Hey there,
Was curious if someone can answer for me, does Boost support the intel
compiler? I seem to be having some trouble linking to the libraries that
are created when I "bjam" on Mac OSX using the Intel compiler. It builds
the libraries as you would expect, and a whole bunch of them get dropped
into the "lib" folder. In VC++, I give the linker this path, and it finds
the libs, just fine.
However, When I compile my application (with XCode), it can't find the libs.
It would appear that the
Hey there, Was curious if someone can answer for me, does Boost support the intel compiler? I seem to be having some trouble linking to the libraries that are created when I "bjam" on Mac OSX using the Intel compiler. It builds the libraries as you would expect, and a whole bunch of them get dropped into the "lib" folder. In VC++, I give the linker this path, and it finds the libs, just fine.
However, When I compile my application (with XCode), it can't find the libs. It would appear that the
is configuring the lib name to have a toolset of "iw" and not "il", as expected for Mac OS X.
I don't believe that the Intel Linux and MacOSX compilers support auto-linking at all: it's an MSVC specific feature really. Does it complain that it can't find the libraries, or simply give unresolved external error messages? If the latter then you will have to supply the library file name on the command line just like you do with gcc. HTH, John.
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Jared White
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John Maddock