Dear users, I'm trying to install the boost library in my PC to work with Code::Blocks software, which uses MINGW, and it doesn't seem to be working well. Two configurations were tested, in Windows XP and in Ubuntu (Hard Heron), it doesn't exactly fail to install in Ubuntu, but my #include/boost/?? never finds the headers. Is there something I should be doing that is not in the Getting Started manual? Thanks in advance! Lu
Lú wrote:
Dear users,
I'm trying to install the boost library in my PC to work with Code::Blocks software, which uses MINGW, and it doesn't seem to be working well. Two configurations were tested, in Windows XP and in Ubuntu (Hard Heron), it doesn't exactly fail to install in Ubuntu, but my #include/boost/?? never finds the headers. Is there something I should be doing that is not in the Getting Started manual?
You should configure the include paths in your environment. Please refer to your IDE documentation for details. - Volodya
Thank you Volodya!
Though, I still need to add the complete address, maybe it is the way it
works, but I expected it to be more direct.
Lu
On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 12:59 PM, Vladimir Prus
Lú wrote:
Dear users,
I'm trying to install the boost library in my PC to work with Code::Blocks software, which uses MINGW, and it doesn't seem to be working well. Two configurations were tested, in Windows XP and in Ubuntu (Hard Heron), it doesn't exactly fail to install in Ubuntu, but my #include/boost/?? never finds the headers. Is there something I should be doing that is not in the Getting Started manual?
You should configure the include paths in your environment. Please refer to your IDE documentation for details.
- Volodya
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2008/10/10 Lú
Dear users,
I'm trying to install the boost library in my PC to work with Code::Blocks software, which uses MINGW, and it doesn't seem to be working well. Two configurations were tested, in Windows XP and in Ubuntu (Hard Heron), it doesn't exactly fail to install in Ubuntu, but my #include/boost/?? never finds the headers.
You have to add your boost directory to include search directory -- Jérémie Fouché
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