and it's good to match IDE too. Therefore, on windows we'll build
link=static runtime-link=dynamic threading=multi variant=debug
Anybody thinks we should also build
link=static runtime-link=dynamic threading=multi variant=release
?
Yes, I do think so. By default, the IDE creates *both* debug/release configurations, so the default Build should match that. Even though advanced users may want to turn of _SCL_SECURE for release, it's on by default in the IDE, and a compatible boost release should be built by default as well. The typical developer will probably grab Boost, run the default build, get Debug/Release and be able to get work done with that. As soon as he requires _SCL_SECURE to be turned of in Release, dynamic linking or so, the docs should tell him how to accomplish that, but for the sake of getting started quickly the default (static) debug/release versions will be enough. Cheers, Anteru