On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 11:53 AM, Daniel James
On 16 April 2013 08:26, Andrey Semashev
wrote: Also, I suspect there's something needed to be done to enable docs compilation.
If you want it to be part of the combined documentation at $BOOST/doc, you can add it to the jamfiles and boostbook in doc/src yourself. Or if you want built in 'libs/log/doc', I'll need to add it to my build script. Nowadays, I'd keep it in the library directory because it's easier to get images and links working if it's always built in the same place.
I'd prefer to keep the library docs in 'libs/log/doc', if possible. Do I need to do something in this case? I used my own script to build the docs before, and this script left the docs in 'libs/log/doc/html' but it did so by copying some files around. I don't have the script at hand right now, but as I remember the script invoked bjam from Boost root and then moved the built docs from 'doc/html' (I think) to 'libs/log/doc/html'. Is this the way your script works as well? If not, then how does it work so I can test docs compilation locally?