Christian,
Thanks for your response. The library docs weren't terribly helpful on this
topic. What is supposed to go in place of the ellipsis in your statement (...)?
My understanding of bjam is that it goes looking for boost-build.jam and I
don't understand this process of flagging it with arguments. Does bjam need a
modified boost-build.jam source file to do operations like this?
~j
Quoting "Pfligersdorffer, Christian"
Hi Jared,
if you have the sources of bzip2 on your computer you can run
bjam ... -sBZIP2_SOURCE=the/path -with-iostreams
to build boost::iostreams with BZIP2-support. You can find some documentation about this in the library docs.
Hope this helps,
-- Christian Pfligersdorffer Software Engineering http://www.eos.info
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Hi All,
I'm a VS2008 user, trying to use the ESBTL library for a project, which implements Boost to do many operations.
ESBTL #includes
, which has been disabled for the Boostpro installation of windows. Quite simply, I'm struggling to get bzip2 installed and set up so that boost runs with bzip2 enabled.
Has anybody done this before? Can anyone offer me more information than "compile from source?"
best, Jared
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