Re: [jamboost] Re: [boost] Re: #include <...> not in list of dependants

From: Roland Schwarz (roland.schwarz_at_[hidden])
Date: 2004-12-28 13:42:45

Rene Rivera wrote:

>
> My change to allyourbase.jam fixes it in this case, but likely breaks
> other corner cases. But I guess it's better to have the common case work
> rather than the the corner cases :-)
>
So I will need to install a new bjam executable then when fixed?
I agree that it will be better to have a general solution than a quick fix.
It is currently not a big problem for me since I know about it and can do
a bjam -a when really suspecting a problem. (Or touching the respective
files.) I just wanted to report the issue to prevent unnoticed slip through,
since this I think could possibly affect regression build a lot, doesn't it?

Roland