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Can this create libboost_thread-mt.dylib for OS X systems? #48
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This person seemed to have the same issue... also with caffe on Mac with conda (though not I'd love to avoid brew and just use a conda-forge-installed boost and get all required libraries from that, if possible :) |
it's likely this is picked up by some dependency outside conda-forge |
We don't currently build Caffe on macOS. So it may not work fine. That said, the actual C++ libraries referenced in this issue come from another package called |
Thanks John and Julien! As John suggested, using symlinks fixed my problem. What would be the downsides to adding these symlinks to the boost-cpp recipe? Should I have raised this issue in that feedstock repo?
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Yes, probably :) Please feel free to open an issue or a PR there! |
Glad that solved the issue. I think adding the symlinks should be fine. The only slightly tricky thing is doing this systematically for all the Boost libraries, but we can discuss further in a PR. Yeah it should have, but I can understand how that is not at all obvious. IOW don't worry about it. :) Welcome suggestions about how to better inform people of the purposes of these two packages. |
Thanks John :) So is this package kind of like |
np. Glad to help. :)
Basically.
Historically this package did have all the Boost content (C++ and Python) much like the original Side note: We may look at better naming in the future. |
I'm trying to compile a program (caffe) that expects
libboost_thread-mt
in addition tolibboost_thread
. Installing boost with brew creates this library, but not with conda-forge.How can I get this package to include the
-mt
library as well?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: