how is boost::python called on your system? On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 6:40 PM, Tiago de Paula Peixoto <tiago@forked.de> wrote:
Hi Claudio,
I'm trying to build graph-tool (from git) under my Mac OS X 10.4. I have installed through macports the libboost 1.40 (and boost::python support for python2.6).
The configure script chooses to build for python 2.5, and therefore it cannot find boost::python
Different systems call the boost libraries by different names. The configure script tries to discover this, but it can be unsuccessful. But you can override it with the --with-boost-python parameter. Try finding out how the boost::python library is called in your system, and pass it to this parameter.
Don't worry about the python2.5 thing. This is just the name of the variable the configure script uses... It is really using 2.6 if it finds it.
Even if it finds boost::python, you probably will still have problems later on with the linker, which behaves totally differently in MacOS... But let's see how far you get. I don't have MacOS so I can't make it work by myself. But if you are willing, we can try to do it step by step, based on the information you give me.
Cheers and good luck, Tiago
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