John Murdie wrote:
I'd link all .hpp files I could find to /usr/local/include64/boost/*/
(as appropriate) and add:
-DRELEASE_COMPILE_FLAGS="-O3 -DNDEBUG -I/usr/local/include64"
to the cmake arguments, but there must be an easier way of preventing
this problem, surely?
I'm pretty sure the pa
Bill Hoffman wrote:
So, at boost con we talked about setting up CDash for Boost. I think
it would be much easier to maintain the CMake files for Boost if such a
testing system were in place.
I definitely agree.
-t
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I'm trying for the first time to build boost 1.40.0 from source with
cmake. This on a Slackware Linux system which requires an 64-bit
installation of boost in addition to an earlier-made 32-bit one (version
1.35.0). I've been unable to find any tutorial information, and so have
had to deduce what t
troy d. straszheim wrote:
Well, there was some discussion about this over on the -dev list. I
would like to have cmake removed completely from boost svn to avoid
confusion. Vladimir Prus has pointed out that the locations of the
cmakefiles violate some code-organization standards.
Due to
