building liquibook

[Sahil Aggarwal]

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Hi,

I just came across liquibook. I am doing a project on trade exchange in my College. I tried using liquibook to understand the implementation of a trading engine but i was unable to build the examples. I followed the steps as mentioned on the github page but got the following error :

/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lboost_thread-gcc62-mt-1_63
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lboost_system-gcc62-mt-1_63
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lboost_filesystem-gcc62-mt-1_63

I am using ubuntu 16.0 have installed libboost-all-dev.

I have also attached a screenshot with the mail. Any support would be appreciated.

Thanking You,

Yours Sincerely,

Sahil Aggarwal

Department Of Mathematics and Computing

IIT Delhi

[Dale Wilson]

Hi Sahil,

Search for the "missing" libraries to see if they are present on your system.

  find /usr -name "*boost*gcc62-mt-1_63*.*"

If so then you may have a path problem.

If not, then you may have a mismatch between the version of boost you have installed and the one referenced in the env.sh script that prepares your build environment.

It could also be a conflict between the version of gcc used to build boost and the version used to build liquibook.

Dale

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[eburnside]

Ubuntu's boost libs are not built layered.  So they don't have the "gcc62-mt-1_63" appended to them.  (additionally, it's gcc 5.4 and boost 1.58 in Ubuntu 16.04)  I got around this by making sure the BOOST_CFG value was empty in my env.sh.

export BOOST_CFG=

However, after this I still ended up with boost "no known conversion for argument" compile errors.  Trying to figure that out next.

Cheers.