Hi Andrew, thanks for the input. I've gotten Thread to build and even link an I think run. I'll go into all the gory details later when I know it all works. One of the things I had to do was provide my own implementation of std::localtime and std::gmtime since windows ce doesn't implement either of these "Standard" functions. I had to do this because the Thread library depends heavily on the date_time library and that library depends on these two functions. Right now I'm at the point where my implementation of localtime isn't working right and causes an exception from the date_time library. I basically copied my implementations of localtime and gmtime from the OpenTimeCE library but I had to massage them a little and apparently I didn't do it right. If anybody involved with the boost::date_time library knows about this problem and can provide input I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks, Matt Schuckmann Andrew Schweitzer wrote:
Andrew Schweitzer wrote:
This has details and how far I've been able to get: news://news.gmane.org:119/h11gq8$mur$1@ger.gmane.org
I'm not sure that link works...
If you search for: "[wince] Building Boost for Windows CE... some progress and problems..."
in gmane.comp.lib.boost.build you should find the thread.
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