On Mon, 16 Sep 2002 13:13:00 -0400, Douglas Gregor
We'll need more information to find the source of the problem. For instance:
First, thanks for the willingness to help. Second, the answers to your questions are as follows.
1) What compiler are you using?
The compiler that came with Microsoft Visual C++ v6.0, which is currently updated with the latest service pack (i.e., SP5).
2) How did you build the filesystem library (with Boost Jam?)
Yes, I used the bjam utility.
3) How did you link the filesystem library with your program?
I copied the library built with the bjam utility into the local directory for my project--if there's a smarter way to handle the presently unofficial Boost libraries, please let me know--and then altered my project settings to include it during the link step.
FWIW, I've had no problems with the filesystem library on Linux with GCC. Just build with Boost Jam and link like normal...
Well, that's what I think I did, and it blows up in my face. Maybe I'm missing something? John