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From: Rasa Senkuviene (rasa_at_[hidden])
Date: 2003-06-04 06:00:01
Build.bat (both boost-jam and boost-build) don't do its work, when
several Visual C++ versions are installed under Windows 2000 system -
too many paths are generated in command line output. Is there a
simple way to provide these directories without examining all the
code in build.bat. Or, otherwise, how exactly should look
cl.exe ??? ??? ??? code generated by build.bat and executed - how to
write this code manually?
I still can't find precompiled executables for Windows 2000 -
:))
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<DIV><FONT face="Courier New" size=2>Build.bat (both boost-jam and boost-build)
don't do its work, when <BR>several Visual C++ versions are installed under
Windows 2000 system - <BR>too many paths are generated in command line output.
Is there a <BR>simple way to provide these directories without examining all the
<BR>code in build.bat. Or, otherwise, how exactly should look <BR>cl.exe ??? ???
??? code generated by build.bat and executed - how to <BR>write this code
manually?<BR>I still can't find precompiled executables for Windows 2000
-<BR><BR>:))<BR></FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>
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