Well followed your suggestion and made a static library. But it still gives an error. This time when I use regex library in the application it just gives a message "This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more information." Thanks for your help. On 3 Feb 2004 at 11:48, John Maddock wrote:
Also adding to my last mail. I have all those header files in c:\dev-cpp\include\c++
I can find all of them. I can compile other C++ programs without errors. But it throws error when I try to build boost or regex library.
Whatever the issue is, it's an issue with your compiler setup - we don't do anything that would cause system headers not to be found. (As an aside, I've never managed to get the dev-cpp command line working either), for now I would just create a static lib project in your IDE, add the regex source files (libs/regex/src/*.cpp) and build the lib you are interested in from there.
John.
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