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From: Daniel Holth (dholth_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-04-18 22:10:38
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I found a solution to my relative paths problem. I changed the relative
path:
exe sub : subproject.c : <include>../include ;
to the absolute path from the project, my project being called
relative-paths:
exe sub : subproject.c : <include>@relative-paths/include ;
Now my software compiles from either the parent directory or the source
directory. I find that preferable. I'm concerned about what would happen
if I renamed the root of my project. How do I give the current project a
name? Why does my relative path fail while Boost.Python uses them happily?
Thanks,
Daniel
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