On Tue, 2012-11-13 at 11:49 +0100, Michael Stahl wrote:
I guess some include flags changed somewhere :-) still chasing.
boost was added to tail_build recently, so it could possibly be caused
by a missing dependency, i.e. something is built before boost and finds
the system boost headers.
It seems the problem was a set of missing:
$(eval $(call gb_StaticLibrary_use_unpacked,codemaker,boost))
Without those we would compile vs. the system boost and then (at some
stage) the real boost would be installed, and we'd then compile other
parts vs. that. Linking that together made an horrific mess of a
situation - but only when the system boost was significantly different
from the internal one ;->
Of course, as you incrementally instrument and re-compile to chase the
problem, it goes away ;-> [ boost now installed ] - which chewed quite
some time.
Anyhow fixed now,
Thanks,
Michael.
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