[1.40] Beta build of PDF docs available.
A beta build of the docs for Boost-1.40 in PDF format is available from https://sourceforge.net/projects/boost/files/boost-docs/1.40.0/boost_pdf_1_4... If folks can check their library's PDF docs for the usual SNAFU's that would be much appreciated (note only if your Boost library contains quickbook/boostbook/docbook format docs). Enjoy, John.
A beta build of the docs for Boost-1.40 in PDF format is available from https://sourceforge.net/projects/boost/files/boost-docs/1.40.0/boost_pdf_1_4...
If folks can check their library's PDF docs for the usual SNAFU's that would be much appreciated (note only if your Boost library contains quickbook/boostbook/docbook format docs).
A quick update: the date_time, tribool and signals2 docs all have missing <xi:include>'s, any ideas anyone? Thanks, John.
2009/8/22 John Maddock <john@johnmaddock.co.uk>:
A quick update: the date_time, tribool and signals2 docs all have missing <xi:include>'s, any ideas anyone?
I tried building the date_time pdf on OS X and didn't have a problem so it's probably something to do with windows paths, or bjam's generated paths (Visual C++ generates a different path depth - try using 'bjam gcc' if it's set up?). I've uploaded it to: http://boost.cowic.de/rc/pdf-1.40/ I'll try the others tomorrow. Daniel
A quick update: the date_time, tribool and signals2 docs all have missing <xi:include>'s, any ideas anyone?
I tried building the date_time pdf on OS X and didn't have a problem so it's probably something to do with windows paths, or bjam's generated paths (Visual C++ generates a different path depth - try using 'bjam gcc' if it's set up?).
The problem appears to be that doxygen is never invoked to generate the XML files. This applies even if I invoke those targets directly, for example: $ bjam gcc-mw4 -a date_time_autodoc -d2 Simply prints: ...found 1 target... And does nothing :-( John.
The problem appears to be that doxygen is never invoked to generate the XML files. This applies even if I invoke those targets directly, for example:
$ bjam gcc-mw4 -a date_time_autodoc -d2
Simply prints:
...found 1 target...
And does nothing :-(
FYI I see the same same problem when building on Ubuntu Linix: the Doxygen rule never gets invoked for those two libraries (date_time and logic), where as everything is fine for the other libraries using doxygen. Are you sure you don't have old versions of the doxygen-produced XML files lying around on the hard drive? Confused, John.
2009/8/22 John Maddock <john@johnmaddock.co.uk>:
The problem appears to be that doxygen is never invoked to generate the XML files. This applies even if I invoke those targets directly, for example:
$ bjam gcc-mw4 -a date_time_autodoc -d2
Try: $ bjam date_time_autodoc.xml But I think you're right, I had these files for tribool and date_time because they're generated when building the combined documentation, and they're not under bin.v2 so I hadn't deleted them. I've added dependencies to the standalone documentation targets in these libraries' jamfiles. Can you try in trunk? This is probably a bug in boost build as it normally builds all the targets in a jamfile, and you don't normally pass the name of the file as a target. Daniel
But I think you're right, I had these files for tribool and date_time because they're generated when building the combined documentation, and they're not under bin.v2 so I hadn't deleted them. I've added dependencies to the standalone documentation targets in these libraries' jamfiles. Can you try in trunk? ~~~~ Yep, that fixes it, will merge to release shortly. Thanks! John.
The zip has now been updated: tribool, date_time and signals2 should now be complete, accumulators nor has formulae, and fusion docs have been added. Download is from: https://sourceforge.net/projects/boost/files/boost-docs/1.40.0/boost_pdf_1_4... as before. Regards, John.
Thank you so much, John. B/Rgds Max
-----Original Message----- From: boost-bounces@lists.boost.org [mailto:boost-bounces@lists.boost.org] On Behalf Of John Maddock Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 1:24 AM To: boost@lists.boost.org Subject: [boost] [1.40] Second beta build of PDF docs available.
The zip has now been updated: tribool, date_time and signals2 should now be complete, accumulators nor has formulae, and fusion docs have been added.
Download is from: https://sourceforge.net/projects/boost/files/boost-docs/1.40.0/boost_pdf_1 _40_0_beta.zip/download as before.
Regards, John.
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John> If folks can check their library's PDF docs for the usual John> SNAFU's that would be much appreciated (note only if your John> Boost library contains quickbook/boostbook/docbook format John> docs). Is the fact that some libraries are missing intentional? For instance I see no fusion documentation, even though it is in quickbook format. Other than that, it is great to have up-to-date pdf version of boost documentation. Building pdfs from quickbook/boostbook/docbook is an esoteric art that requires an arcane toolchain of not always robust components. I hope that boost developers having the appropriate tools configured can produce the pdf files automatically and thus those can be added to each release from now on. Thanks a lot for the effort. Best regards, Maurizio --
John> If folks can check their library's PDF docs for the usual John> SNAFU's that would be much appreciated (note only if your John> Boost library contains quickbook/boostbook/docbook format John> docs).
Is the fact that some libraries are missing intentional? For instance I see no fusion documentation, even though it is in quickbook format.
Only intentional if the docs for those libs is not in quickbook/boostbook/docbook format. I'll look into adding fusion, let me know if you spot any others. Thanks, John.
John Maddock wrote:
A beta build of the docs for Boost-1.40 in PDF format is available from https://sourceforge.net/projects/boost/files/boost-docs/1.40.0/boost_pdf_1_4...
If folks can check their library's PDF docs for the usual SNAFU's that would be much appreciated (note only if your Boost library contains quickbook/boostbook/docbook format docs).
The accumulators reference section is missing all its LaTeX formulas. -- Eric Niebler BoostPro Computing http://www.boostpro.com
A beta build of the docs for Boost-1.40 in PDF format is available from https://sourceforge.net/projects/boost/files/boost-docs/1.40.0/boost_pdf_1_4...
If folks can check their library's PDF docs for the usual SNAFU's that would be much appreciated (note only if your Boost library contains quickbook/boostbook/docbook format docs).
The accumulators reference section is missing all its LaTeX formulas.
Ooops, I know what the issue is there, I was messing around with the Jamfile trying to fix it, but apparently it didn't work :-( John.
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