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Re: extra boost libraries


  • Subject: Re: extra boost libraries
  • From: Paul Walmsley <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 21 Jun 2010 15:40:30 +0100

I don't have any specific advice to solve your problem directly, but what I would recommend with boost is creating a simple Xcode library wrapper and just adding the sources from the boost libs you need. They compile really cleanly so you don't tend to need to set up any preprocessor macros. Just create a new library project, drop the source files for the libs you need (for example we use regex and threads in a single boost_bits library) and then use it as if it was one of your own libraries. Far simpler than trying to combine boost's jam-based output with your own code, IME.

Paul
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