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9 years ago I seem to have solved the problem and wanted to document it in case someone
else find it useful. Given that the first error was "boost/tokenizer.hpp: No
such file or directory" I guessed that the installation was looking for the
boost folder in the current directory than in the home directory. I moved the
bost folder inside the treemix folder and then did "sudo make" and "sudo make
install" and it worked.
In retrospect, I probably could have left the bost folder in the home
directory. Then I could have make my working directory the home directory. Then
I *think* I could have done
treemix-1.1/configure
sudo make
sudo make install
and I think that would have worked as well, and been preferable because it's a
little strange to have the boost folder located in the treemix folder.
Nonetheless I am happy that things seem to be working for now.
All advice I give should be taken with a grain of salt... I am hardly an adept
programmer.
Original comment by laurafei...@gmail.com on 15 Oct 2012 at 9:26
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laurafei...@gmail.comon 12 Oct 2012 at 9:17