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Subject: Re: [boost] Directory structure not quite right yet?
From: Peter Dimov (lists_at_[hidden])
Date: 2015-01-04 10:48:10
Bjørn Roald wrote:
> What is the end goal?
That was, and remains, a very good question.
The end goal is a tool 'bpm' that can do this:
D:\tmp3>bpm install filesystem
bpm: installing module 'filesystem'
bpm: installing module 'assert'
bpm: installing module 'config'
bpm: installing module 'core'
bpm: installing module 'detail'
bpm: installing module 'functional'
bpm: installing module 'io'
bpm: installing module 'iterator'
bpm: installing module 'range'
bpm: installing module 'smart_ptr'
bpm: installing module 'static_assert'
bpm: installing module 'system'
bpm: installing module 'type_traits'
bpm: installing module 'mpl'
bpm: installing module 'preprocessor'
bpm: installing module 'function'
bpm: installing module 'function_types'
bpm: installing module 'integer'
bpm: installing module 'optional'
bpm: installing module 'typeof'
bpm: installing module 'utility'
bpm: installing module 'concept_check'
bpm: installing module 'conversion'
bpm: installing module 'tuple'
bpm: installing module 'array'
bpm: installing module 'regex'
bpm: installing module 'align'
bpm: installing module 'predef'
bpm: installing module 'throw_exception'
bpm: installing module 'bind'
bpm: installing module 'move'
bpm: installing module 'build'
bpm: the following libraries need to be built:
filesystem regex system
bpm: (use ./b2 to build)
bpm: recreating header links
which should be self-explanatory.
When it says "installing module 'foo'", it means "downloading libs/foo"
(except for build, where it downloads tools/build and a few other files.)
How does it figure out what modules to install? By looking at the output of
boostdep --track-sources --list-dependencies.
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