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Add --ignore-site-config to fix modular boost build #6

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On Gentoo Linux, the OOTB Boost configuration file has some invalid
options which breaks b2 execution. The official (prescribed) way is to
ignore the site configuration file.

Source http://lists.boost.org/boost-users/2014/04/81846.php

Fix #3
Fix cmake-js/cmake-js#58

On Gentoo Linux, the OOTB Boost configuration file has some invalid
options which breaks b2 execution. The official (prescribed) way is to
ignore the site configuration file.

Source http://lists.boost.org/boost-users/2014/04/81846.php

Fix cmake-js#3
Fix cmake-js/cmake-js#58
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am11 commented Sep 14, 2016

cc @lyssdod

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am11 commented Sep 14, 2016

@unbornchikken, we can certainly detect Gentoo OS (via uname, I have a cmake patch ready) and add this option conditionally, but IMO there is no point of relying on the local configuration. Please let me know if you disagree; I will nest it under the condition. :)

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unbornchikken commented Sep 15, 2016

Thank you. LGTM. @lyssdod could you try this PR at your side?

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Thank you guys! I've tried and it failed. I will submit a PR which fixes it for me

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Closed in favor of #7

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