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Move notice about 32-bit Boost.Filesystem dep

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This got lost somewhere during the refactor.
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Robbert van der Helm
2021-07-01 15:21:46 +02:00
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@@ -173,6 +173,15 @@ if is_64bit_system
static : with_static_boost,
)
endif
# HACK: I couldn't get Meson's Boost dependency detection to work with `-m32`,
# because no matter what settings I use in machine/cross files it will
# keep rejecting the 32-bit libraries when the host system is 64-bit.
# Since cross-compiling 32-bit native libraries is not really a supported
# use case anyways we'll just brute force it for the time being.
#
# We also don't add any additional library search paths here, so you may
# need to manually add your own using something like
# `-Dbuild.cpp_link_args='-I/usr/local/lib'`.
if with_32bit_libraries or with_bitbridge
boost_filesystem_32bit_dep = declare_dependency(
dependencies : winegcc.find_library(
@@ -208,15 +217,6 @@ endif
# These are all headers-only libraries, and thus won't require separate 32-bit
# and 64-bit versions
# HACK: I couldn't get Meson's Boost dependency detection to work with `-m32`,
# because no matter what settings I use in machine/cross files it will
# keep rejecting the 32-bit libraries when the host system is 64-bit.
# Since cross-compiling 32-bit native libraries is not really a supported
# use case anyways we'll just brute force it for the time being.
#
# We also don't add any additional library search paths here, so you may
# need to manually add your own using something like
# `-Dbuild.cpp_link_args='-I/usr/local/lib'`.
boost_dep = dependency('boost', version : '>=1.66', static : with_static_boost)
# TODO: Meson doesn't have a way to define version ranges, does it? Like
# `^>=5.2.0`, `>=5.2.0 && <6.0.0` or `5.2.*`.