On 1:59 PM, Ted Byers wrote:
Thanks. Is there a flag I can pass to bjam to produce output in a similar form, or do I have to resort to a manual parsing of that output it produces when executed in status?
I think if you run bjam with no arguments, it'll give you a reasonably user-friendly (non-XML) on the console.
Also, see https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ticket/4839 for a batch of patches to get boost::thread to build. (A lot of other things are built on it.) I haven't had time to push to get these patches incorporated.
Is this bug a regression in 1.46.0 from 1.45.0?
I ask because when I check the stage and install directories, I find boost_thread has been built (both 32 bit and 64 bit in the case of MSVC). I did not see any errors related to it in the test output as it scrolled by, though most of the output was overwritten in the commandline window buffer by newer output. And in your table on the other page, it seems to work on both 32 bit and 64 bit MSVC-10 (I didn't find results for gcc4.3.4 in cygwin).
If you're not having problems with thread, then my suggestion(s) don't apply.