From: "John Maddock" <boost.regex@virgin.net>
Just use "." as the libraryname/path to copy and everything will get copied, or you could use "boost" which would copy all the headers, plus their source file dependencies, but not tests/docs/tools. In general you can use any path into a subset of boost as the thing to copy, you can also specify multiple libraries or paths to be copied on the one command line, and then the dependency tree only gets built and copied once
# copy two libraries at once: bcp thread regex my_destination
# copy everything at once: bcp . my_destination
# copy headers and source only: bcp boost my_destination
# copy all libraries, including tests and docs, but no tools: bcp libs my_destination
Does this help?
Definitely - I should have thought of "." immediately after trying "*". :) These examples above would be great to add to the examples documentation of bcp. There are a couple of libraries with errors in the latest release beta, but I'll reply to the other bcp namespace rename thread in a couple of minutes with details. Cliff