troy d. straszheim wrote:
Juergen Hunold wrote:
Maybe we should do it like Qt.
I 'modularized' the release branch and implemented
include-directory-generation with a python script. (see the post in
this thread with 'qtsync' in the title)
You can get a tarball of the svn:externals-free modularized boost here:
http://www.gitorious.org/boost/straszheim/archive-tarball/modularized
It works like this:
Unpack the tarball, make a build directory, configure with cmake as
usual. A python script called make_includes.py will be generated into
$BUILD/bin/. Run it and a directory full of forwarding headers will be
created in $BUILD/include/boost. That's the only include path you need.
The source for the script is in tools/build/CMake/make_includes.py.in
Generation of boost/ directory for distribution isn't done, but would be
trivial.
Each component's headers are in libs/*/include/
There is a dummy component called core: libs/core/include/ has the
headers that didn't go anywhere else.
Note:
1. if you add or remove headers you'd have to rerun this script.
2. there's an extra #include hop in every error/warning. We could
probably do something with links on unix to get around this.
3. it requires python
-t
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