Package boost1.34.nopython-shlibs-1.34.1-1006

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The libboost.python libraries are separated out into their own packages, with different package names according to the python version with which they are compatible. The systempython variant uses the system Python framework and install the libboost.python dylib into /sw/lib. The pythonXY variants use Fink's python packages and install the libboost.python dylib into %/lib/pythonX.Y/site-packages. The static libraries and the compile-time dylib symlinks are installed into /sw/lib in all cases. Thus for linking, the link flag -L/sw/lib is sufficient in all cases. This version does not build the debug versions of the libraries. If you want these, please contact the maintainer and vote for them.