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From: "Douglas Gregor"
On Monday 15 March 2004 06:21 am, Ulf Johansson wrote:
During the build process I get compiler warnings because the standard version of VC won't do advanced optimizations, but otherwise there seems to be no problem. Bjam stops after having generated the above libraries. Shouldn't there be more? What's the difference between those starting with boost and those starting with libboost? Do I have to somehow generate the remaining libraries separately?
The majority of Boost libraries do not require any extra compilation, because all of the code is in the library headers. Many Boost users don't need to compile anything separately.
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Thank you Doug, Is it fair to say that I've generated what libraries there was to generate in the distribution and all the other Boost libraries are represented by source code and templates in include files? Well, I should have started using them instead of worrying about not having them -:) But I'm new to C++ and Boost so all this is a little overwhelming.