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Re: Cross compiling boost libraries?
Yup. It mostly works. Last time I played with it was in 2009. Basically, put the header components somewhere and add them to your include path, and then if you require a non-header-only library add the right files to your project (or a separate library project and link to that) and you should be set. I fixed some bugs in the thread/asio libraries back then, no idea if it still works.
WebDMA was a project I created that used boost and worked on the cRio.
FWIW, if you use the C++ 11 compiler, I suspect that you'll have better luck.
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