i wanted to cleanup the dos-style line endings and i inadvertently committed some local changes as well. you now need a recent copy of libboost (the version i have is 1.42) in order to find boost/asio.hpp (instead of the older standalone libasio which is now part of boost). let me know if this is causing any problems.
--alex--
This broke my build because the boost asio seems to depend on a lot more boost pieces than I have installed. Luckily, ubuntu has a libboost-all-dev package, which filled in the missing gaps.
Do you compile on windows? I'm worried about the extra boost dependencies there, because boost can be kind of a pain to get compiled in mingw.
Hmm, yeah now I'm getting linker errors because it's pulling in boost libraries that aren't header-only. I've reverted to the non-boost asio in R2725.
joevenzon Wrote:Do you compile on windows? I'm worried about the extra boost dependencies there, because boost can be kind of a pain to get compiled in mingw.
no, i use debian unstable. i've always used the latest libboost (the changes i committed by accident) and had no problems. sorry.
--alex--