"David Abrahams" <david.abrahams@[...].com>  writes:

>  From: "Berthold Hllmann" <hoel@[...].org>
>  
>  <<
>  I have Problems building boost on Solaris 2.7. With my non standard
>  gcc and my non standard python installation I get lots of
>  
>  /usr/local/fitools/include/g++-v3/iosfwd:83: template with C linkage
>  
>  lines. These problems disappear when I edit "gcc-tools.jam" and
>  replace the occurences of
>  
>  -isystem$(SPACE)
>  
>  by
>  
>  -I
>  
>  Why does boost use -isystem instad of -I for the include paths?
>  >>
>  
>  [dwa] Because that's the prescribed way way to find #include <...>
files.
>  
>  <<Is there a better place for me to change the jam macros?>>
>  
>  If you're using a non-standard gcc, you could copy the toolset file
into
>  your own gcc-tools.jam and stick it in a directory you place in
>  BOOST_BUILD_PATH... or you can keep doing what you're doing now.

Ok, maybe this is a gcc bug. My gcc is nonstandard only because I uses
different pathes for --prefix and --exec-prefix on installation. So I
will continue with the changed gcc-tools.jam.

Thanks

Berthold
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