Boost 1.34 & Luabind

As you may be aware, Boost has recently released the 1.34
edition of its 
libraries. I just downloaded and installed them, only to
find that 
Luabind does not work with this version of the library.

Hopefully someone will correct this situation; I don't know
nearly 
enough about how Luabind works to do it myself. I'd hate to
have to 
switch to Lua++ or some other horrid Lua attachment scheme.

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Jason McKesson wrote:
> As you may be aware, Boost has recently released the
1.34 edition of 
> its libraries. I just downloaded and installed them,
only to find that 
> Luabind does not work with this version of the
library.
>
> Hopefully someone will correct this situation; I don't
know nearly 
> enough about how Luabind works to do it myself. I'd
hate to have to 
> switch to Lua++ or some other horrid Lua attachment
scheme.
>
My bad, guys. I just forgot to rebuild Luabind (or, rather,
I forgot to 
rebuild the debug libraries). It seems to work just find,
though I don't 
have a project that really puts all of Luabind's features
through their 
paces.

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If you are using the bjam build method, the unit test suite
that is
built.  These reside in the 'test' directory.  Run them to
verify any
compatibility issues or regressions.

-Evan


Jason McKesson wrote:
> Jason McKesson wrote:
>   
>> As you may be aware, Boost has recently released
the 1.34 edition of 
>> its libraries. I just downloaded and installed
them, only to find that 
>> Luabind does not work with this version of the
library.
>>
>> Hopefully someone will correct this situation; I
don't know nearly 
>> enough about how Luabind works to do it myself. I'd
hate to have to 
>> switch to Lua++ or some other horrid Lua attachment
scheme.
>>
>>     
> My bad, guys. I just forgot to rebuild Luabind (or,
rather, I forgot to 
> rebuild the debug libraries). It seems to work just
find, though I don't 
> have a project that really puts all of Luabind's
features through their 
> paces.
>
>
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