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Bootstrap.sh not working with no boost library installed #611

@StamesJames

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@StamesJames
  • I have searched open and closed issues for duplicates
  • I made sure that I am not using an old project version (DO: pull Phasar, update git submodules, rebuild the project and check if the bug is still there)

Bug description

I tried to install PhASAR with the bootstrap.sh it stopped with no messages at line 87 (I did a little echo debugig to find where it stops). The Line itself works fine (I copied it in a separate script). The Script ran fine after manually installing boost through apt.

Steps to reproduce

  • use a fresh Ubuntu 22.04 with no boost installed
  • run bootstrap.sh --install

Actual result: Script stopped at line 87

Expected result: Script successfully installs PhASAR and it's dependencies

Context (Environment)

Operating System:

  • Linux
  • Windows
  • macOS

Build Type:

  • cmake
  • custom build

Possible solution

I think this should be mentioned in the Installation Guide for better ergonomics or the script should work when no boost version is preinstalled.

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