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[Pyublas] pyublas with older versions of boost and gcc
Christophe Koudella
2009-10-05 15:43:49 UTC
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Hi,

I am constrained to work with boost 1.34.1 and gcc for some time to come
by
my firm.

I am quite interested in setting up pyublas in this setting. Given that it
is recommended
that boost 1.35 or higher and gcc 4.x be used, I wonder if anybody knows if
these are
serious limitations?

Presumably having an earlier version of gcc is not too limiting, but what
about boost
1.34.1? That serious? The pyublas package being small, I would be happy to
dig into
the internals in order to figure out the compilation, but I would appreciate
knowing if
there is a fundamental limitation in using boost 1.34.1.

Many thanks for any input,
Chris
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Andreas Klöckner
2009-10-05 18:36:08 UTC
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Hi Chris,
Post by Christophe Koudella
I am quite interested in setting up pyublas in this setting. Given that it
is recommended
that boost 1.35 or higher and gcc 4.x be used, I wonder if anybody knows if
these are
serious limitations?
Presumably having an earlier version of gcc is not too limiting, but what
about boost
1.34.1? That serious? The pyublas package being small, I would be happy to
dig into
the internals in order to figure out the compilation, but I would
appreciate knowing if
there is a fundamental limitation in using boost 1.34.1.
Sorry for not getting in touch sooner--I was travelling (in fact I still am).
I wrote that boost 1.35 and gcc 4 is fine because those are the versions that
I tested with. I'd recommend just trying what you get with the versions you
have available. If you run into issues, maybe we can work around them.

Andreas
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