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For compatibility, ensure that the Boost version is compatible with RMS version #18

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oddvarlia opened this issue May 24, 2023 · 1 comment

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oddvarlia commented May 24, 2023

When using scripts with gaussianfft, ensure that gaussianfft use the same version of Boost as RMS.
Maybe newer version also can work, but not guaranteed. Document which Boost version is used.

When using gaussianfft with RMS, ensure that versions are compatible (or at least that the modules with oldest version of boost is imported first.

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The current version of boost is 1.74.0 and this version has been used since RMS 12.1, and is still used in RMS V14.0.1 and V14.1. Boost version 1.81.0 will be available in version 14.2 or version 15. [Support] also write "Last time I checked, boost did not provide any compatibility guarantees, so it's not expected to work if you mix two different boost versions in the same process by loading python modules into RMS that uses other versions."

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