Eyal Susser wrote: Could someone please explain how I use bjam? The docs
say bjam -sTOOLS=gcc my_target. What is "my_target"?
Try just leaving it off; this will build whatever the jamfile's default target is, which is something like "all" (i.e. everything the jamfile knows how to build). Make sure you're in the directory where jamfile.v1 is. When you've had more rest ;-) you can reread the docs and poke through the jamfile itself for more details. FWIW, I don't use bjam anymore. Once I got it running, I used its -d2 option to see what it was actually doing, and discovered that, for gcc anyway, the compiler options are fairly trivial. So I just build boost libs in my IDE with the same compiler options. But I wouldn't recommend this approach until you've got bjam working first. HTH, Steve Hartwell