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Link boost coroutine_exe against CONAN_LIBS #3205

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@sturmf sturmf commented Oct 15, 2020

This allows boost to be built on Ubuntu 18.04 with older CMake that does not know about newer Boost versions and wouldn't add the boost_context lib to coroutine_exe in the static linking case.

This fixes: #3159

Specify library name and version: lib/1.0

  • I've read the guidelines for contributing.
  • I've followed the PEP8 style guides for Python code in the recipes.
  • I've used the latest Conan client version.
  • I've tried at least one configuration locally with the
    conan-center hook activated.

This allows boost to be built on Ubuntu 18.04 with older CMake that does not know about newer Boost versions and wouldn't add the boost_context lib to coroutine_exe in the static linking case.
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[package] boost/1.73.0: undefined reference to `jump_fcontext'
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