on Wed Sep 19 2007, "Melville, Ryan"
<Ryan_Melville-AT-Xiotech.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> With V1, I used the following command line from my own
Makefile to build
> boost:
>
>  bjam -d1 "-sTOOLS=gcc"
"-sGCC=$(CC_OPT)" "-sGXX=$(CXX_OPT)"
>
> With V2, I realize I must replace the
"-sTOOLS=gcc" with --toolset=gcc and
> have done so.
>
> But, my other -s usage seems to have lost its desired
effect. I used to
> override the gcc and g++ commands with my own but now I
can tell (using -d2)
> that bjam is using "g++" and not my variant.
>
> How can I get this "override the compiler command
on the bjam command line"
> behavior back? Did the variable names change?
You can't do it with variables.
> I've read all about the "using" thing in the
config files but I don't think
> that will work for me. I don't know the command until
the moment of bjam
> invocation and so can't put them in a config file ahead
of time.
Then write the config file on demand, just before invoking
bjam.
> I really would prefer to specify the compiler command
on the bjam
> command line.
I think you don't have that option.
--
Dave Abrahams
Boost Consulting
http://www.boost-cons
ulting.com
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