BOOST documentation in PDF/PS format

Hello, I am looking for the BOOST library in either PDF/PS formats so that I can print the ones I need and read them offline (which I generally prefer). Reading though the boost documenting link, it appears quite a daunting task to setup boost doc build to generate PDF files (it has a bunch of dependencies). Is there any location from where I can download the PDF files for the current release version of BOOST or any plans for providing the same in the near future? with best regards, dhruva -- Contents reflect my personal views only!

dhruva wrote:
Hello, I am looking for the BOOST library in either PDF/PS formats so that I can print the ones I need and read them offline (which I generally prefer). Reading though the boost documenting link, it appears quite a daunting task to setup boost doc build to generate PDF files (it has a bunch of dependencies). Is there any location from where I can download the PDF files for the current release version of BOOST or any plans for providing the same in the near future?
First the good news: some libraries already provide PDF's of their docs, for example the regex, math, type_traits and tr1 libraries all have links to the PDF versions of their docs from their title pages. Now the bad news: since not all documentation is written in a format suitable for conversion to PDF, not all authors do this. In any case printing all of Boost's docs out in one go would require several large trees and wouldn't be recomended! So the advice is... use the HTML docs to work out which Boost libraries you're interested in, and then print out those libraries docs alone if they're available as a PDF. HTH, John.
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dhruva
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John Maddock