Sorry for the dumb question...
Just installed boost following the instructions on boost.org, and I
can't find the smart_ptr library. I downloaded the 1.32 .bz file, and
bjam, and installed on Linux/RHEL4.
I've now got 189 boost libraries in /usr/local/lib, and 32 in /usr/lib.
However, the only base libraries seem to be date_time, filesystem,
prg_exec_monitor, program_options, python, regex, serialisation,
signals, test_exec_monitor, thread, unit_test_framework, and
wserialisation, some of which aren't even listed on the libraries page
at boost.org. Where's smart_ptr? None of these libraries appear to have it.
The smart_ptr headers are in /usr/local/include/boost-1_32/boost, as
expected (but why 2 levels down? Surely I'm not expected to #include