Confirm required libs for boost

Hello, I believe I've identified them, but wanted to make sure. We're targeting ArchLinux ARM. Thus far, I am using boost for chrono (date/time) and threading are the two major features needing special attention in my build settings. I've identified libraries to link against: rt, pthread (from my toolchain), boost_system, boost_date_time, and boost_thread. Build seems satisfied with those issues at the moment, 'course I haven't run anything on our target. That I know of, most everything is statically linked, except rt and the pthread issue, which probably need a package for deployment, or to manually copy to target. Sounds about right? Regards, Michael Powell

Le 11/04/13 19:17, Michael Powell a écrit :
Hello,
I believe I've identified them, but wanted to make sure. We're targeting ArchLinux ARM.
Thus far, I am using boost for chrono (date/time) and threading are the two major features needing special attention in my build settings.
I've identified libraries to link against: rt, pthread (from my toolchain), boost_system, boost_date_time, and boost_thread.
Build seems satisfied with those issues at the moment, 'course I haven't run anything on our target.
That I know of, most everything is statically linked, except rt and the pthread issue, which probably need a package for deployment, or to manually copy to target.
Sounds about right?
Yes, this sound right. If you don't need boost_date_time explicitly , Boost.Chrono/Boost.Threads don't need to link with. Best, Vicente
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