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CMake finds boost but nmake fails to link

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Turns out I was targeting x64 with boost libs only built for x86 issues solved by switching compiler to x86

blewisjr  2009-12-26 03:01:18
Please close the question or mark your own answer as accepted...
Nicolás  2009-12-26 03:51:38
sorry can't close my question rep is not high enough yet. and I can't accept my own answer yet for 2 days.
blewisjr  2009-12-26 04:00:45

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