Attempting to use QuickBook to create both HTML and PDF documentation. First of all, compiled just about everything I can compile in boost, including about all the tools, on Ubuntu. I created a directory named qb_test. I created a file called test.qbk and filled it with: """ [article TestingArticle [quickbook 1.5] [version 0.1] [authors [, OvermindDL1]] [copyright 2010 OvermindDL1] [/ [purpose /WikiWiki/ style documentation tool]] [id test] ] [section:intro Introduction] This is just a simple testing thing, we shall see how it works overall... [endsect] [section:change_log Change Log] [h3 Version 0.1] * Initial creation... * Two pages setup, intro and change_log [endsect] """ I ran: """ quickbook test.qbk """ It created a test.xml file, not quite what I was looking for, I take it that it does not call boostbook directly... So then I started looking for how to call boostbook and became pretty lost, for some reason I recall this being easier on Windows... Decided to try to use bjam (although the project this is eventually going into uses CMake, so no bjam eventually...), made a Jamfile containing: """ project test import boostbook : boostbook ; boostbook test : test.qbk : <include>. ; """ And running bjam complains about not having found boost, which makes sense since boost was build as a different user so its building directory is inaccessible. Basically I want to build a quickbook documentation for another very large C++ project that itself uses CMake, how would I go about doing this? The quickbook documentation is lacking in how to get a finished html/pdf/etc...