Building basic Boost applications with bjam -


I can find many general purpose documents on Boost.Bill, but it's amazing to use it to create simple boost applications. There is nothing in the form of.

I compiled Boost for mingv with a banquet, got all the libraries and got involved in C: \ Boost. Now what does a basic Jeremy file look like to use it all?

All the complicated names in Libz are 'libboost_filesystem-mgw34-mt-s.lib', I'm sure there is no magic in it anywhere, say 'link against libbox_file system' anywhere!

Of course there are shortcuts! An example project might look like this:

  # jamfile - Boost an example Build project exe my_exe: [glob * .cpp] / boost // filesystem;  

All in the project's directory. Making CPP files and executable using Boost.Filesystem After this, you do not need to create any manual-promoting library because it will take care of yourself as necessary. This will also ensure that your app always connects to the compiled booth library with the right options. Some initial configuration attempts have been made to create an environment for using Boost.Build, such as user-configurations. Jem, a boost-build.jem and a jerero (for example, use-project / boost: / path / to / boost statement) for convenience but it is a one-time attempt and after that Compared to earlier it is very easy.


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