Vladimir Prus wrote:
In fact, I plan to implement a scripted solution for building C++ Boost using exactly one command, so I can include -q in that solution. Thanks for suggestion.
We have some scripts that might be reasonable starting points. They work on Windows, Linux and Macs. There are bits of them that are decidedly hackish though :( svn co http://svn.felspar.com/external/Boost/ They work in such a way that multiple versions of Boost can be used side by side by a number of projects that sit in sibling directories to where you check out Boost. The Jamroot for Boost brings in the libraries as pre-built targets so the Boost source files (which don't change) don't have to be scanned for changes. The mechanism it uses for this is a nasty kludge, but I think the idea is sound as it massively improves build times. K -- http://www.kirit.com/