Having just built Boost for VS2008 in 64-bit, this is still fresh in my mind. :)
On the bjam command line, you can tell it which toolset to
use:
toolset=msvc-8.0 for
VS2005
toolset=msvc-9.0
for VS2008
(I don't know if "msvc-7.1" is correct for VS2003, but it
follows the format.)
If you want to force a 32-bit or 64-bit build, add one of
these:
address-model=32
address-model=64
Of course "64" will only work with compilers that support
it.)
One other thing that helps a lot: Run the bjam
command from a VisualStudio command prompt for the specific version of
VisualStudio. That will ensure all the necessary environment is
setup.
Mike
Hello,
I have installed VS 2003, VS 2005 & VS 2008 in
my PC. I have to work on all these versions. When I compile boost, it only
compiles for VS 2008. How do I compile it for all the three
IDE`s?
Thanks,
Altaf
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