On 11/01/2010 15:52, Vladimir Prus wrote:

Simon Pickles wrote:

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Hi,

Using Visual Studio, it is possible to 'Ignore Specific Library' (Project Properties>Configuration Properties>Linker>Input>Ignore Specific Library).

We have found this a useful feature in a project. Now we want to build the project using bjam, but we need to reproduce that linker behaviour.

Is there any ignore<library> feature?

Could you clarify what that option does in Visual Studio, what command line option does it correspond to, /NODEFAULTLIB:"<library>"

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/3tz4da4a%28VS.80%29.aspx

and how do you want Boost.Build support of that option to behave?

I just want boost.build to pass that to the linker, although I am sure this is not portable. Have I just answered my own question? Can I simply add my own statements to the linker command line with bjam? Thanks Simon

Simon Pickles wrote:

On 11/01/2010 15:52, Vladimir Prus wrote: Simon Pickles wrote:

Hi,

Using Visual Studio, it is possible to 'Ignore Specific Library' (Project Properties>Configuration Properties>Linker>Input>Ignore Specific Library).

We have found this a useful feature in a project. Now we want to build the project using bjam, but we need to reproduce that linker behaviour.

Is there any ignore <library> feature?

Could you clarify what that option does in Visual Studio, what command line option does it correspond to, /NODEFAULTLIB:"<library>"

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/3tz4da4a%28VS.80%29.aspx

and how do you want Boost.Build support of that option to behave?

I just want boost.build to pass that to the linker, although I am sure this is not portable.

Have I just answered my own question? Can I simply add my own statements to the linker command line with bjam?

IIRC, from the commandline:

bjam linkflags=/NODEFAULTLIB:xxx

Inside a jamfile: exe foobar : foobar.cpp : <linkflags>/NODEFAULTLIB:xxx ; HTH / Johan