Stjepan Rajko wrote:
2008/11/19 Thijs van den Berg <thijs@sitmo.com>:
Stjepan Rajko wrote:
If this is geared towards Boost.Math, we should probably consider that library's directory structure. Currently, the statistical distributions files appear to be placed as follows:
include files: ..../boost/include/math/distributions docs: ..../libs/math/distributions/doc/sf_and_dist tests: ..../libs/math/distributions/test examples: ..../libs/math/distributions/example
I'm not sure whether we should re-use all of those directories or change some (or all) of them.
I agree, let's keep it simple for a start-we are in the sandbox- put the doc & code directly in sandbox/multivariate_distributions? We can also split things up once we have a start
I made 4 subdirectories (boost, test, example, doc) just to have a little organization, and because it plays better with the boost build system. If you set your BOOST_ROOT environment variable to the root of your boost distribution, you *should* be able to go to any of {test, example, doc} and run bjam to build a skeleton test, example or docs.
Let me know if you run into any problems.
Best,
Hi Stjepan, Thanks! That's great. I've managed to compile the doc with bjam. Took me a bit of time set things up for the firs time. I started working on the doc and got a dev account for sandbox. The only issue was to commit the update. I kept getting errors 'pre-commit hook' ... but then it suddenly worked! Is adding a comment-text to a commit perhaps mandatory? anyway, a first sketch (unstructured with some idea & questions) is in /doc Best, Thijs