Brian Dawn wrote:
That suggests a build problem somewhere: do you still have BOOST_ALL_DYN_LIB defined or something?
By still, do you mean that it is defined by default? Because I had never undefined it.
No, I mean you won't see that message from the auto-linking code unless: * You are linking to a static runtime, *and* * You have either BOOST_ALL_DYN_LINK or BOOST_<libname>_DYN_LINK defined somewhere. I believe the only exception to this is Boost.Python, but that has special requirements that make static linking much more tricky I believe.
Does boost complete build both static and dynamic libraries? Because maybe that is my problem.
If you built with "--build-type=complete" then yes. The static libs all start with the prefix "lib", and the dll import libs do not. HTH, John.