Boost libs #974
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The build failed as show here: https://gitlab.com/Wetitpig/termux-packages/builds/15584024. Is there anything missing? |
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Forgot to add python2 as build depenacy. Build python2 first should be fine. |
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Ok, so can you fix this as soon as possible? |
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Sure but i have sleep now though. |
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@Wetitpig @its-pointless I've disabled python for now ( |
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Im fine with that. If there is demand for it at some point easy enough. |
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* Boost libs * boost.python build fix from Vishal * set -std=c++11 so libicu works
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why no libboost_context? |
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a few things the python lib won't compile unless you add a symlink so -lpthread works as it is on device. I haven't really tested all the libs yet.