Hi all, I've been busy with porting the public domain C library libtommath to C++. The code is quite usable as it is and some simple documentation exists in the libs/mp_math/doc/html subfolder. I've implemented all C++ operators for the mp_int<> type and it can thus be used just like a built-in integer type. Some things like random number generation and primality testing have not been documented yet. Please have a look, I'm looking for feedback at the moment so that I can plan on how to proceed. 2008/3/31, Jared McIntyre <jmcintyre@dfsoftware.com>:
Has something changed in the way you build libraries? I'm building using the following command:
bjam --build-dir=builddir --toolset=msvc-8.0 stage
This no longer builds any of the libboost* versions, nor any debug builds when run against 1.35. bjam version is 03.1.16. I'm not having any issues with gcc builds.
Secondly, is there a link on the website to the 1.35 Getting Started docs? I ended up finding it through the searc on the site. It might be nice if that was linked to from the documentation section. Maybe even listed at the top.
Thanks,
Jared
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