Do I need a seperate boost_python lib for python 3?
If I already built against python2.7, do I need to build again against python 3? This is on Fedora 19 linux.
On 23.8.2013. 14:01, Neal Becker wrote:
If I already built against python2.7, do I need to build again against python 3? This is on Fedora 19 linux.
Yes. IIRC, the resulting library will be named (boost_)python3.
We do the following: PREFIX=/usr/local BOOST_LIBRARIES=python PYTHON_MAJOR_VER=2.7 PYTHON_LOC=$PREFIX/python-2.7.3 ./bootstrap.sh --prefix=${PREFIX} --with-libraries=${BOOST_LIBRARIES} --with-python-version=${PYTHON_MAJOR_VER} --with-python-root=${PYTHON_LOC} --with-python=${PYTHON_LOC}/bin/python PREFIX=/usr/local BOOST_LIBRARIES=python PYTHON_MAJOR_VER=3.2 PYTHON_LOC=$PREFIX/python-3.2.3 ./bootstrap.sh --prefix=${PREFIX} --with-libraries=${BOOST_LIBRARIES} --with-python-version=${PYTHON_MAJOR_VER} --with-python-root=${PYTHON_LOC} --with-python=${PYTHON_LOC}/bin/python On 24 August 2013 03:26, Juraj Ivančić <juraj.ivancic@gmail.com> wrote:
On 23.8.2013. 14:01, Neal Becker wrote:
If I already built against python2.7, do I need to build again against python 3? This is on Fedora 19 linux.
Yes. IIRC, the resulting library will be named (boost_)python3.
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Steve Lorimer wrote:
We do the following:
PREFIX=/usr/local BOOST_LIBRARIES=python PYTHON_MAJOR_VER=2.7 PYTHON_LOC=$PREFIX/python-2.7.3
./bootstrap.sh --prefix=${PREFIX} --with-libraries=${BOOST_LIBRARIES} --with-python-version=${PYTHON_MAJOR_VER} --with-python-root=${PYTHON_LOC} --with-python=${PYTHON_LOC}/bin/python
PREFIX=/usr/local BOOST_LIBRARIES=python PYTHON_MAJOR_VER=3.2 PYTHON_LOC=$PREFIX/python-3.2.3
./bootstrap.sh --prefix=${PREFIX} --with-libraries=${BOOST_LIBRARIES} --with-python-version=${PYTHON_MAJOR_VER} --with-python-root=${PYTHON_LOC} --with-python=${PYTHON_LOC}/bin/python
Do you put the resulting shared libs in 2 different locations?
On Sat, Aug 24, 2013 at 07:21:06AM -0400, Neal Becker wrote:
Steve Lorimer wrote:
We do the following:
PREFIX=/usr/local BOOST_LIBRARIES=python PYTHON_MAJOR_VER=2.7 PYTHON_LOC=$PREFIX/python-2.7.3
./bootstrap.sh --prefix=${PREFIX} --with-libraries=${BOOST_LIBRARIES} --with-python-version=${PYTHON_MAJOR_VER} --with-python-root=${PYTHON_LOC} --with-python=${PYTHON_LOC}/bin/python
PREFIX=/usr/local BOOST_LIBRARIES=python PYTHON_MAJOR_VER=3.2 PYTHON_LOC=$PREFIX/python-3.2.3
./bootstrap.sh --prefix=${PREFIX} --with-libraries=${BOOST_LIBRARIES} --with-python-version=${PYTHON_MAJOR_VER} --with-python-root=${PYTHON_LOC} --with-python=${PYTHON_LOC}/bin/python
Do you put the resulting shared libs in 2 different locations?
His prefix is the same, so they end up in the same tree. This is perfectly sane, as they have disjoint names: libboost_python3.a libboost_python3.so libboost_python3.so.1.54.0 libboost_python.a libboost_python.so libboost_python.so.1.54.0 -- Lars Viklund | zao@acc.umu.se
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