Controlling bjam's output

Each time bjam builds a target, it prints the rule used and
the location of 
the target, which produces a line like
   intel-linux-C++-action 
bin/exampleproject/intel-linux/release/debug-symbols-on/opti
mization-speed/profiling-off/runtime-link-dynamic/shared-lin
kable-true/threading-single/examplefile.o

I'd like to replace this with something more concise and
useful, to show 
what's going on without drowning out errors and warnings.
With make(1), I 
would do this by prefixing each command with  and
echo-ing my desired 
output before each command. I would like to do something
similar in bjam, 
but I can't figure out how.

(More specifically, I want the name of the source file
rather than the name 
and path of the object file, an abbreviated form of the
action name instead 
of the whole thing, and some indentation in front of each
line.) Is this 
possible and, if so, how would I go about it?

-- Jim Babcock 



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Jim Babcock wrote:
> Is this 
> possible and, if so, how would I go about it?

The only current way to do it would be to patch bjam
sources.


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