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external libraries: update to boost-1.56 #1165
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superseded by #1166 |
Hi Tim,
So I copied from boost 1.56 distribution some missing files and then: [ 15%] Building CXX object |
first, could you test:
second: third: |
In file included from C:/SupercolliderRepos/master4/supercollider/external_libraries/boost_sync/include/boost/sync/detail/wai |
target_add_definitions is not recognized even by cmake 3.0 |
ah, the win32 code path ... compare #1189. |
and #1191. someone will have to pull it, i can't. for the windows/interprocess stuff, i can't help, though. |
It seems they can't be pulled because some kind of of Travis error? |
the travis ci should either be fixed or removed from github. if it is unmaintained, it should be removed. |
I can imagine that the maintainer of travis happens is on holiday. For now, we can simply ignore the warning, I think. |
So. Will it be pulled or not? |
Dan just did so. |
#1189. is is still missing (target_add_definitionss -> target_compile_definitions) |
As for the interprocess mingw stuff and according to https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ticket/10325 if(SYSTEM_BOOST) |
My fault: 1.50 is minimum version |
I have used win32_api.hpp file provided in https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ticket/10325 and compiling works fine. |
I can confirm Victors finding, using MinGW gcc4.8.2. Scsynth and supernova go through fine (later it breaks in sclang). |
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