Ray Lambert wrote:
> Ray Lambert wrote:
>> Thanks, that worked very well. It still has to be
manually updated but
>> at least now it only needs to be updated in one
place (and committed).
>>
>> I had to change the command though to
<target-os>windows and to use a
>> full
>> windows path. I guess I'm using a somewhat mixed
environment; I'm
>> building with <target-os>windows but using
cygwin's gcc (which is the
>> only
>> gcc I have installed). This is the final command
that I used (in
>> Jamroot):
>>
>> project
>> : requirements
>>
<target-os>windows:<include>d:/cygwin/usr/includ
e/boost-1_33_1
>> <target-os>linux:<library>rt
>> ;
>>
>> (The last requirement is for my linux builds, of
course.)
>>
>
> Hmmm... replying to myself here...
>
> I *thought* I had tested that last part
("<target-os>linux:<library>rt")
> but it turns out that it doesn't work. I get an error
saying it can't
> find "rt" (but "[ lib rt ]" on the
"exe" line works fine). I had to use
> this instead (which did work):
>
> project
> : requirements
>
<target-os>windows:<include>d:/cygwin/usr/includ
e/boost-1_33_1
>
<target-os>linux:<linkflags>-lrt
> ;
>
> *Should* "<library>rt" have worked?
No. <library> is a dependency feature and the value of
it should
be a name of a target. If you don't declare target named
'rt' in your
Jamfile, then
<library>rt
won't work. You can use:
<target-os>linux:<find-library>rt
though.
- Volodya
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