
Hi, I am using bjam to buiild boost (1.47) Windows. I would like to remove the temporary/intermediate files created by the build process to save the space. Checking the documentation, I found the --clean, --clean-all options but they removes the library. Whats the right method to remove the intermediate files? Thanks, Lloyd

Hi.
I am using bjam to buiild boost (1.47) Windows. I would like to remove the temporary/intermediate files created by the build process to save the space.
Checking the documentation, I found the --clean, --clean-all options but they removes the library.
These remove (most of all) built products - including the actual built libraries.
Whats the right method to remove the intermediate files?
In Boost library's build all the intermediate files should be in the bin.v2/ folder (unless you specified a different one on the command-line or by modifying the build scripts). Simply remove that folder and you're *poof*... all the intermediate files are gone... Hope this helps. Best regards, Jurko Gospodnetić
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