Dne 27.5.2013 11:39, Oliver Rath napsal(a):
Hi lsit,
i wanted using thin-provisioned lvm-volumes on a new created Ubuntu
13.04-machine. Unfortunatly the needed thin-provisinoing-tools dont
compile anymore.
It seems to be a conflict between a boost-lib and the code
("range"-class ambigous). Im using libboost-dev 1.49.0.1.
Any hints to solve this? I appended the log. It is a intel core2duo
machine (64bit) with 3GB RAM.
Looks like name collision with upstream boost range type.
I assume more tight unambiguous base::range needs to be used:
i.e. something like this:
-missing_devices(std::string const &desc, range<uint64_t> const &keys);
+missing_devices(std::string const &desc, base::range<uint64_t> const &keys);
But it's needed on more places - and there are further complation problems
with thin_debug.cc - which needs some extra work to be made.
Zdenek
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