Thanks, Steve. That Jamfile works for building it (debug). A couple issues: 1) When I try "bjam release" on my system with toolset=darwin (the correct toolset), I get all kinds of errors from the -gdwarf-2 option. 2) How do I find (or move) the executables bjam builds? It's building them in ../../../bin.v2/libs/algorithm/sorting/darwin-4.0.1/debug/, which won't work on other systems if I provide a link in tune.pl. I could convert the tuning script to another language (or even C++) if that's necessary, though that might take me a while. I picked PERL because it's easy and available on most platforms. On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 8:45 PM, Steven Watanabe <watanabesj@gmail.com>wrote:
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Steven Ross wrote:
I've uploaded a new algorithm_sorting.zip to www.boostpro.com/vault, which resolves all the issues I found mentioned in past emails (tabs, data_type, graphs, etc). I believe it contains everything necessary for a Boost library at this point. Suggestion are welcome, as are performance results. I'd particularly appreciate it if people could run tune.pl on their systems and send me the output (tune.pl determines ideal constants).
I would appreciate it if you used bjam instead of a make in tune.pl, so that I can test it with msvc. I've attached a Jamfile.