Well Ron, looks like I was blind and forgot to un-comment the lines in -qt.pro before compile... oppps
Now we are making progress but another issue has come up please take a look
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Now we are making progress but another issue has come up please take a look
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Hello skyisthelimit
All I see (over and over again
) Is that the linker can't find any boost multi-threaded, static, debug, MinGW gcc 4.6.x version 1.53 library files?So, did you "make" boost as per step 2.3? Did you use gcc 4.6.x to do it? Did you use boost 1.53 (the nitrogenetics recipe calls for 1.54)?
If you did do those things, did you put them where gcc is looking for them?
Somewhere in there is your answer.
I find MSVC++ is easier to work with in setting up the library and include directories, though one still must (usually) build them oneself.
Ron