AMDG On 1/31/2011 7:44 AM, Bhushan Inamdar wrote:
I have installed Boost 1.44 and I have a program from a tutorial I am trying to compile with out success. The program is as follows: =============================================================================== <snip> ============================================================================= Just create an empty VC++ project and add a source file to it. Then paste this code in the source file. I believe that, if Boost is correctly installed on one's machine, this should compile correctly. For additional information, I have set up the include and lib directories as under: includes: $(BOOST_ROOT)boost libs $(BOOST_ROOT)stage\lib $(BOOST_ROOT)libs $(BOOST_ROOT)bin.v2
The last two aren't necessary.
In the above paths, $(BOOST_ROOT) is added to "System Variables" under the "Environment Variables" as C:\Program Files\boost\boost_1_44_0 where it is installed. Shall a "\" be added in the end?
There probably needs to be a "\" somewhere. As you have it, the include directory will expand to C:\Program Files\boost\boost_1_44_0boost. Actually, it should be just $(BOOST_ROOT).
Or shall this variable be added to "Path variables" instead of "System variables"? I believe that my environment is rightly setup. But I am still having problems building a simple console application. I am using Visual Studio 2008 on Windows 7. Please let me know, what to do and where to check for the missing block? Thanks and regards,
What problems are you having? In Christ, Steven Watanabe