Re: [Boost-build] [V2] compiling under windows ignores the <define> command

From: Zhon Johansen (zhon.johansen_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-11-11 22:15:57

Hi Reece,

Reece Dunn wrote:

>The <define> and <include> options are in a response file associated 
>with the cpp file. Thus, if you have test.cpp, the response file will be 
>in the build directory (e.g. bin/msvc-7.1/release/test.cpp.rsp).
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I was just looking at the output on the command line.  Thanks for
clearing this up.

>Are you getting any build problems due to _DEBUG not being defined?
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Actually, now that I know where to look, <sheepishly>_DEBUG is being
defined </sheepishly>

>NOTE: You shouldn't need to specify _DEBUG as the debug/release settings 
>should be taken care of by the variants, e.g.:
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I am using variants for multiple products debugProduct1 and debugProduct2.

Thanks for the help,

- Zhon
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