This bug was fixed in the package boost-defaults - 1.42.0.1ubuntu1
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boost-defaults (1.42.0.1ubuntu1) maverick; urgency=low
* debian/control:
- liboost-all-dev: deleted dependency on the libboost-mpi-dev,
libboost-mpi-python-dev and libboost-graph-parallel-dev. This pack
Right: I misspelled the patch number.
And I think it's ok to reference this bug in the other one, with a direct link
to Scottk comment: this would give an explanation why boost-mpi* package are
not built.
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In case people get confused by the reference to Bug 585240 in #17 above,
it should be Bug 582420.
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OK, sorry for ranting here rather than there :-)
Would it be approrpiate to cut and paste my mini-rant and Scott's
reasoned response across so that they are in the right place or is that
sort of cross-posting frowned upon?
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Hi,
there is not MPI packages from boost1.42 nor boost1.40: the packages you're
seeing are just wrappers from boost-default that don't contains anything: they
depends on 'non-existing' boost1.42 mpi packages.
As I said before, the mpi packages has been dropped in December from the main
Boost pa
Hummm . . . I see that Boost 1.42 MPI appearsto be part of the Maverick PowerPC
and Sparc configurations,
cf. https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/maverick/powerpc/libboost-mpi-dev/1.42.0.1
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/maverick/sparc/libboost-mpi-python-dev/1.42.0.1 or
am I misunderstanding the signif
Because of the way Boost packages are built, there is not a good way to
build the MPI packages in Ubuntu without pulling all of the MPI stack
into Main and no one is willing to do that. The default boost version
has, AFAIK, never supported MPI for this reason.
If someone can come up with a way to
Fabrice,
Ubuntu dropping MPI is a wrong decision (*) in today's increasingly
multicore and parallel world. Even though Actor Model, Communicating
Sequential Processes (CSP) and Dataflow are far superior models for
structuring parallel applications, and there are the new partitioned
global address
fixing distribution (Maverick instead of Lucid)
** Patch removed: "boost-defaults_1.42.0.1ubuntu1.debdiff"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/48639950/boost-defaults_1.42.0.1ubuntu1.debdiff
** Patch added: "boost-defaults_1.42.0.1ubuntu1.debdiff"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/48676619/boost-defa
@Russel: Ubuntu has decided to drop the MPI related packages. That's why
there is no libboost-mpi1.42-dev, and that's also why libboost-mpi-dev
cannot be installed in Lucid (nor in Maverick). By the way, Squeeze
will be released with boost 1.42.
@casey: yes: sounds good.
Thanks,
Fabrice
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Casey,
Thanks. I guess we all switch our attention to that issue now :-)
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I believe that I have done what Fabrice suggested correctly. I have
filed Bug #582420 against boost1.42 to include the mpi packages.
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Fabrice,
Hummm... I guess I am totally confused and talking from a weak position
of deep ignorance of the overall packaging.
I can happily see that the MPI stuff should not be in the default set of
Boost things drawn in: Boost MPI is a specialist thing and so should be
individually brought in o
Hi Russel,
My patch only delete packages in boost-defaults that will always be impossible
to install, as the mpi packages in boost1.40 or boost1.42 has been dropped, as
stated in the changelog:
boost1.40 (1.40.0-4ubuntu1) lucid; urgency=low
* Merge from debian testing. Remaining changes:
*
The fix proposed by Fabrice at #5 deletes the Boost MPI material from
the distribution, which has to be the wrong solution to the problem.
The correct solution is surely to add the missing packages and correct
the dependency in the specification?
Ubuntu 10.10 should include a full Boost 1.43 or 1.
As I understand it, this means that the fix is going to be to remove the
mpi libraries.
In 10.10 and higher will they be included?
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Here is the debdiff that deletes the mpi packages.
It also updates the liboost-all-dev packages.
** Patch added: "boost-defaults_1.42.0.1ubuntu1.debdiff"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/48639950/boost-defaults_1.42.0.1ubuntu1.debdiff
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I can confirm that this is an issue as well.
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Still an issue with Lucid final.
** Package changed: boost1.40 (Ubuntu) => boost-defaults (Ubuntu)
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Can I reflag that libboost-mpi1.41-dev is missing as well even though it
is not depended on by another package. Lucid is going out with Boost
1.40 as the default but Boost 1.41 is included as well. It would be
good to ensure a nice consistent set of Boost packages.
Thanks.
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I can confirm.
$ sudo apt-get install libboost-mpi-dev
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have requested an
impossible situation or if you are using the unstable distribution that s
** Summary changed:
- Dependent package for libboost-mpi-dev is missing from Lucid
+ [UNMETDEPS] libboost-mpi-dev has unmet dependencies in Lucid
** Package changed: ubuntu => boost1.40 (Ubuntu)
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