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Subject: [Boost-users] [build] How do I get my trial project to use b2 correctly?
From: Daryle Walker (darylew_at_[hidden])
Date: 2012-05-07 11:03:30
I'm trying out GitHub for the first time. I have a new project thatis supposed to reference my Boost-SVN tree for both the Boostheaders and its build system. I copied the project structure,including Jamfiles, from John Maddock's Multiprecision trial library.I don't think I did it right because calling "b2" doesn't do anything.At first, I got directory errors because it couldn't find my Boost tree.(The "../Trunk" alias doesn't work. Is it because I'm an extradirectory away?) Then I defined "BOOST" in my shell, so "b2" canfind the tree. I just get "1 target found" notices without anythinghappening. I know nothing's being compiled because I called it fortool-sets that aren't C++11-enabled and the build just ends withouterror on my C++11 code.
My directories are like:
+ MyProjects++ boost-trunk++ Trunk (aliased to "boost-trunk")++ Unionize (a Git clone of my project on GitHub)
Does anyone want to take a look and see how I have to fix my buildfiles? The project is at "https://github.com/CTMacUser/Unionize".
Daryle W.
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