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<body class='hmmessage'><div dir='ltr'>> I have done the same to run some tests. It appears boost.m4 is not very good and has trouble dealing with Boost in a separate dir, especially if there is also a system wide version. I have no useful advice to offer, other than checking whether your distribution will give you 1.34 or up and using that.<br><div><br>Historically, Boost C++ libraries have been very troublesome to build, and the libraries themselves have been highly volatile in terms of interface stability and forward / backward compatibility.<br><br>In my experience, Boost is one of the biggest obstacles in getting pdns to build.<br><br>With that in mind, I propose to completely disengage pdns from any and all Boost libraries in order to remove it as a dependency. As you can see for yourself, as long as pdns depends on Boost, you will have to play constant catch-up/fix-up or risk having no upgrade path, just because API/ABI compatibility is science fiction for the Boost project. I call into question Boost developers' prowess if they are unable to design libraries and interfaces which are compatible with themselves.<br></div> </div></body>
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