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From: Cheng Lian (rhythm.mail_at_[hidden])
Date: 2007-04-23 23:38:30
Hi, all
I'm using bbv2 as my building system. But here is a question. The
version is:
~$ bjam --version
Boost.Build V2 (Milestone 10)
Boost.Jam 03.01.11
It a bit old, but I'd like a somehow stable version. My project refers
to some standard libraries, such as pthread and log4cxx. When I declare
them in the site-config.jam like things below,
it all works:
# site-config.jam
import project ;
project.initialize $(__name__) ;
project site-config ;
lib pthread
:
:
<name>pthread
<search>/usr/lib
;
lib log4cxx
:
:
<name>log4cxx
<search>/usr/lib
;
# My project-root.jam
project
:
requirements
<source>/site-config//boost_thread
<source>/site-config//log4cxx
:
build-dir
bin
:
default-build
debug
;
But when I move these declarations into the project-root.jam like this:
# My proejct-root.jam
lib pthread
:
:
<name>pthread
<search>/usr/lib
;
lib log4cxx
:
:
<name>log4cxx
<search>/usr/lib
;
project
:
requirements
<source>/site-config//boost_thread
<source>/site-config//log4cxx
:
build-dir
bin
:
default-build
debug
;
Bjam complains things like this:
error: Unable to find file or target named
error: 'log4cxx'
error: referred from project at
error: 'server'
And I found out that if I move the the 3rd party library declarations
into the sub project Jamfiles, it also works:
# My sub project Jamfile
lib pthread
:
:
<name>pthread
<search>/usr/lib
;
lib log4cxx
:
:
<name>log4cxx
<search>/usr/lib
;
project server
:
requirements
<include>include
<link>static
<source>../util
<source>log4cxx
<source>pthread
;
exe server
:
[ glob src/*.cpp ]
;
How could I move standard library declaration into my project-root.jam?
The document suggest that standard libraries should be declared in the
site-config.jam since the installation location may vary among systems.
But there're still reasons to declare some non-standard 3rd party in the
project Jamfile, since I think it's no good to maintain a huge
site-config.jam among several boxes with different OS running on, which
is the very case that I am in.
Thanks for any clarifications!
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