Hi,
Thanks for this information.
I am actually trying to change the directory structure so that intermediate (such as .obj, .pdb) and final build file (such as .lib, .exe) to get built in directory structure same as that generated by visual studio, like:
<VSProjectTopDir>\Win32\Debug
Because, the directory hierarchy created by boost is too deep. This means, the debugging thru VS becomes difficult if we are building using the Jamroot.
Also I found that the .pdb files are created in the top level directory and not in the <variant> specific path. This means these .pdbs may get overwritten by other variant.
Regards
On Wed, Jul 4, 2012 at 10:52 AM, Nogradi, Chris
<Chris.Nogradi@garmin.com> wrote:
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Can you please help me know how can I provide additional compiler flags to msvc compiler if those are not supported thru msvc.jam?
Try using <cflags> or <cxxflags>
Chris
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