Hugin

there is already a symlink, the problem here is that the file is found in a different subdirectory ("missing" in /usr/include/boost/detail and found in /usr/include/boost/interprocess/smart_ptr/detail/) oh, and yes, I did use eselect, just to make sure

I just emerged boost (1.39.0) on my new computer and the file is missing there, too here's the folder's content: varg hugin # ls /usr/include/boost/detail/ algorithm.hpp lcast_precision.hpp allocator_utilities.hpp lightweight_mutex.hpp atomic_count.hpp lightweight_test.hpp binary_search.hpp lightweight_thread.hpp call_traits.hpp limits.hpp catch_exceptions.hpp named_template_params.hpp compressed_pair.hpp no_exceptions_support.hpp container_fwd.hpp none_t.hpp dynamic_bitset.hpp numeric_traits.hpp endian.hpp ob_call_traits.hpp has_default_constructor.hpp ob_compressed_pair.hpp identifier.hpp quick_allocator.hpp indirect_traits.hpp reference_content.hpp interlocked.hpp select_type.hpp is_function_ref_tester.hpp sp_typeinfo.hpp is_incrementable.hpp templated_streams.hpp is_xxx.hpp utf8_codecvt_facet.hpp iterator.hpp workaround.hpp EDIT: I think I found the file... its in a different directory: varg hugin # slocate -i shared_count.hpp /usr/include/boost-1_39/boost/interprocess/smart_ptr/detail/shared_count.hpp /usr/include/boost-1_39/boost/smart_ptr/detail/shared_count.hpp is this a gentoo-only problem or has the file been moved in newer versions of boost?

hi there I'm on Gentoo, using dev-libs/boost-1.39.0, and when I try to compile 0AD I get the following error: ==== Building mocks_real ==== make[1]: `../../../binaries/system/libmocks_real_dbg.a' is up to date. ==== Building network ==== make[1]: *** No rule to make target `/usr/include/boost/detail/shared_count.hpp', needed by `obj/network_Debug/precompiled.h.gch'. Stop. make: *** [network] Error 2 I checked /usr/include/boost/detail, there's no such file boost-1.37 doesn't contain that file either does anyone have any suggestions? I googled the error ("make[1]: ... shared_count.hpp"), the only match I found was about 0AD, unfortunately it was on the Italian Arch Linux forums