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Option for boost::python to use python 3 #30590
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I think this isn't quite right; building with --with-python and --with-python3, otool shows that both libboost_python.dylib and libboost_python3.dylib are linked only against python3! |
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ping @MikeMcQuaid; you're not on the participants list so I'm not sure if you were notified |
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Previously discussed: #21824 (comment) |
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@tdsmith Could you submit a PR to at least submit a warning if that happens? That'd be great if possible. FYI I get notified on all comments on all PRs but thanks for the ping. |
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This PR adds a
--with-python3option to the Boost formula (imitating the existing--with-pythonoption).This new option causes bjam to build a Python 3 compatible version of Boost::Python.