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Compilation failure using numpy 2.0.0b1 #431
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See related part of numpy documentation: https://numpy.org/devdocs/release/2.0.0-notes.html#descriptor-elsize-and-alignment-access The new accessor |
Was this fixed with PR ( #432 )? |
Yes. Closing. |
Thanks Alexis! 🙏 |
- Upgrade Boost action to use Conan V2 and Boost 1.85; - Lock Numpy to V1 due to compatibility issues with Boost when using Numpy V2 (boostorg/python#431); - Default example to C++ STD 17 to prevent compilation errors on macOS.
- Upgrade Boost action to use Conan V2 and Boost 1.85; - Lock Numpy to V1 due to compatibility issues with Boost when using Numpy V2 (boostorg/python#431); - Default example to C++ STD 17 to prevent compilation errors on macOS.
see boostorg/python#431 fix #550 (cherry picked from commit 6fc47d5)
see boostorg/python#431 fix #550 (cherry picked from commit de0adcf)
While fixed now, it doesn't seem possible to build any prior Boost release if NumPy 2.x is installed. Is it possible to disable just the NumPy part when building via the central |
Boost 1.86.0 got released just a few days ago. Did this not make it in there? |
It doesn't look like it :-( |
@stefanseefeld what do we need to do to get this in the next Boost release? Is 1.86.1 an option? |
I tried to compile Boost::Python 1.84 library against
numpy==2.0.0b1
, but I'm getting a compilation error:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: