Germán Diago wrote:

The files with "lib" prefix are static libraries whereas the ones
without "lib" are used for dynamic linking (DLLs).
First decide, what you want to use, then build the appropriate files.
with bjam use the option link=static or link=shared.

Have a look at
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/tips/Building_boost_libraries.aspx
That may help you.

Regards,

Rainer
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I compiled and linked corectly a build. But now, it tells me it doesn't find the dll when it runs. Is this a similar problem
to that of LD_LIBRARY_PATH in linux? And, how can I build several targets at once? Because I don't have debug versions
of my libraries.
Can I do like this? bjam --toolset=msvc variant=release variant=debug

Hi Germán,

If your DLLs are being created correctly, then I think you should check to make sure the DLLs exist in the same directory as your executable, or that they are in one of the directories accessible system-wide (e.g. C:\Windows\System or C:\Windows\System32). Usually it is simple enough to just copy the DLLs into your executable directory.

Regards,
Markus.