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From: David Abrahams (dave_at_[hidden])
Date: 2004-08-20 06:51:24

I think this augurs well for the future :)

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Subject: Tried Boost.build v2-m9.1 and loving it
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Tried Boost.build v2.0-milestone 9.1 and really loving it.

It's great for one-liner build scripts as well as very complicated 
scenarios involving multiple compilers & compiler versions.

The only major problem is the less-than-satisfactory documentation.

Truly amazing build system....once v2 gets decent documentation and a 
book or two, it will do to make what subversion will do to cvs.

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