On AIX I want to compile with multi-threading, then means using xlC_r. Using bjam threading=multi Will do this. However is there a way achieving the same effect without putting "threading=multi" on the command line ? i.e putting the threading model in site-config.jam In my site-config.jam , have tried the following, all to no avail *using* xlc : : xlC_r ; using vacpp : : <threading>multi ; using vacpp : xlC_r ; Best regards, Ta, Avi
Avi Bahra wrote:
On AIX I want to compile with multi-threading, then means using xlC_r.
Using bjam threading=multi
Will do this.
However is there a way achieving the same effect without putting "threading=multi" on the command line ? i.e putting the threading model in site-config.jam
In my site-config.jam , have tried the following, all to no avail
*using* xlc : : xlC_r ; using vacpp : : <threading>multi ; using vacpp : xlC_r ;
Use project requirements: project site-config : requirements <threading>multi ; - Volodya
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