boost v1.83 not working on VS2022 17.10 needs to be fixed in Boost upstream
flourinekk opened this issue · 5 comments
Boost system doesn't compile.
Which compiler are you using. If it is VS2022 17.10 then we need to wait for the next boost release
Yeah, that's the problem then, how i can edit hunter files to use workaround so it doesn't replace me files?
If there is a new release you can point your URL to the new package to download using a cmake/hunter.config file. Until then the only workaround is to use an older MSVC version with vc143 runtime instead of vc144
If there is a new release you can point your URL to the new package to download using a
cmake/hunter.configfile. Until then the only workaround is to use an older MSVC version with vc143 runtime instead of vc144
Problem is not even vc144. I don't even know how but in two days difference with no update of Visual Studio, hunter cannot recognize MSVC_VERSION: 1940
Forcing it to 1939 fails to compile, but if I try to do it manually inside the hunter folder with: .\b2 variant=debug link=static architecture=x86 --without-mpi --without-graph_parallel --without-type_erasure --without-stacktrace it compiles (I even specify only filesystem and program_options in my CMakeLists.txt).
I see then there's a new version of Hunter, but, since it downloads the 1.83 version, it still fails to compile
CXX Compiler:
[cmake] -- The CXX compiler identification is MSVC 19.40.33814.0