Re: [C++-sig] boost-python link command a bit too long on gcc 3.2
by Rene Rivera other posts by this author
Oct 23 2002 9:09PM messages near this date
[C++-sig] boost-python link command a bit too long on gcc 3.2
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Re: [C++-sig] splitting it into multiple pieces
[2002-10-23] gideon@[...].nl wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am working on a wrapper library which has quite a number of source
> files, about 80. This is not a problem, except that currently the
> link command is longer than 10240 characters, a limit on the length of the
> gcc linker. The reason is that each object path is about 120 chars due to
> the boost build system. Has anyone come across the same problem and might
> have a solution for me ?
That looks like the WindowsNT command.com limit. Which platform are you
doing this on? What version of bjam? What version of Boost? etc.
By the way, I frequently link, with gcc on Linux, libraries that have
hundreds of files.
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