Closed EoAelinr closed 4 years ago
I solved the problem by using sudo make
instead of make
.
Unsure if that it meant to be done.
@EoAelinr Hi! Sorry for the late reply. Glad that you found a workaround, but to properly figure out what is going on can you please try the default installation process outside of anaconda environment? I have a suspicion that conda might mess up some of the path variables used by the installation process.
Hi @EoAelinr and @ioreshnikov ,
I think the issue is due to your BOOST_PATH environment variable, which is one level too deep I believe. Could you please try:
BOOST_ROOT=/usr/include make all
and let us know? Also, please use Python 3. Python 2.7 is not supported anymore.
I solved the problem by using
sudo make
instead ofmake
. Unsure if that it meant to be done.
it's seems that work for me.
Hi,
Following the installation instructions, I strumble upon an error (
fatal error: boost/config.hpp
) when callingmake
locate boost/config.hpp
outputsecho $BOOST_ROOT
outputs/usr/include/boost
What could explain this behavior ?
I have no issue compiling with
g++ test.cpp
atest.cpp
file containingHere is the full error :