Re: [Boost-users] Multiple Multitokens

Vladimir, it looks like only in the trunk, it didn't work with the distribution that came with Fedora 10. Also, when I compiled the trunk, I had to add using std::string; to boost/tools/wave/cpp.cpp for it to compile. Another question: When I link to boost_program_options-mt, cmake seems to truncate it to boost_program_options, so I had to add a symbolic link with that name. Does anyone else have that problem? Thanks, David
I would like to do: --List0 a.txt b.txt --List1 c.txt d.txt
Is that possible?
Thanks,
David

David Doria wrote:
Vladimir, it looks like only in the trunk, it didn't work with the distribution that came with Fedora 10.
Well, I said "trunk or release branch" -- both are in SVN, with release branch to become 1.39. I don't know what version is in F10, but it surely does not have that fix.
Also, when I compiled the trunk, I had to add
using std::string;
to boost/tools/wave/cpp.cpp for it to compile.
You might want to file an issue at svn.boost.org for wave author to address.
Another question: When I link to boost_program_options-mt, cmake seems to truncate it to boost_program_options, so I had to add a symbolic link with that name. Does anyone else have that problem?
I don't know cmake enough to know if that's bug or feature, or how to workaround that bug if that's bug. I suggest you ask on cmake users list. - Volodya
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