Boost Libraries: Unable to link regex library on MAC OS X?
There shouldn't be a space between -L and /Users/myUsername/Downloads/boostCompiled/lib/ Make sure that libboost_regex. A is compiled in /Users/myUsername/Downloads/boostCompiled/lib. Then this should work: g++ -o boostTesting boostTesting.
Cpp -I/Users/myUsername/Downloads/boostCompiled/include/ -L/Users/myUsername/Downloads/boostCompiled/lib/ -lboost_regex.
Yes! Thank you very much! That solved it.
For some reason, the space between -L and the /Users/myUsername/Downloads/boostCompiled/lib/ was causing the issue. Additionally, I removed the space betweek -l and boost_regex. It works!
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