David Abrahams wrote: [...]
COMSOFT (whoever you are):
That's me.
I have no clue about the linker failures for GCC. They appear to be saying that the file it's trying to creat can't be found. Is it possible to build shared libs on this compiler at all?
I have no idea about the failures here, but I will have a look at this. Shared libs work in principal for gcc, and boost.python worked on gcc/v1.
The HP compiler failures all appear to be due to an inability to handle its own standard library. Do you get _anything_ to compile with that compiler? Hmm, apparently you do. I'm at a loss. Maybe Python is causing a redefinition of fpos_t? Are we somehow running into this problem? http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-bugs-list/2005-November/030900.html
No, it's a problem discussed before, and my last conclusion was that basically boost.python is unusable for this compiler version. See this long thread for explanation: http://archives.free.net.ph/thread/20050614.231346.3c5551ae.en.html#20050614... and especially http://archives.free.net.ph/message/20050619.184208.22450dd2.en.html Markus