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From: Weining Hao (weininghao_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-08-12 10:07:54

Hi,

Thanks, the file boost-build.jam works. Then still the
file "project-root.jam" is needed to directs the
BOOST_ROOT.

To containing all my files in my project, I also tried
to put the "project-root.jam" just in the project
directory /home/hnn/t1 but not /home/, and now it also
worked. Are both okay?

Best regards,
Weining

--- Andrey Melnikov <melnikov_at_[hidden]>дµÀ:

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Weining Hao wrote:

> About the project out of /boost, for example
> /home/hnn/t1, I copy the same Jamefile.v2,
> measkern.qbk and the directory HTML to here and run
> bjam --v2, it says:
> 
> Unable to load Boost.Build: could not find
> "boost-build.jam"
>
---------------------------------------------------------------
> Attempted search from /home/hnn/t1 up to the root
> and in these directories from BOOST_BUILD_PATH and
> BOOST_ROOT: /usr/share/boost-build.
> Please consult the documentation at
> 'http://www.boost.org'.
> pcvk24:/home/hnn/t1 # 
> 
> I think perhaps I miss something before running?
>
Boost Build has to know where it is installed in order
to find its core
jam files. The recommended way is to create
boost-build.jam and put it
to /home/. The file should have just a single line in
it:

boost-build
libsrc/boost_cvs/boost/tools/build/v2/kernel ;

Change the path according to your Boost installation.
Don't forget to
add / if you specify absolute path :)

Andrey

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