Dear Boost Users, I have been using boost on windows 2000, and I am now trying to move some code over to OS X. I have a PowerPlant application, and I want to use the regex library. Do I have to configure the codewarrior command line tools, or can I use gcc. Gcc seems to be the default compiler if I just issue the "bjam" command. I need to build a target that will link with CodeWarrior. Thanks in advance. Aaron Boxer boxerab@NOSPAMyahoo.com
I have been using boost on windows 2000, and I am now trying to move some code over to OS X. I have a PowerPlant application, and I want to use the regex library. Do I have to configure the codewarrior command line tools, or can I use gcc. Gcc seems to be the default compiler if I just issue the "bjam" command.
I need to build a target that will link with CodeWarrior.
My suggestion is would be to just build the source files (in libs/regex/src) into a static lib using your IDE. John Maddock http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/john_maddock/index.htm
--- At Wed, 13 Nov 2002 12:02:32 +0000, John Maddock wrote:
I have been using boost on windows 2000, and I am now trying to move some code over to OS X. I have a PowerPlant application, and I want to use the regex library. Do I have to configure the codewarrior command line tools, or can I use gcc. Gcc seems to be the default compiler if I just issue the "bjam" command.
I need to build a target that will link with CodeWarrior.
My suggestion is would be to just build the source files (in libs/regex/src) into a static lib using your IDE.
This is what I did for Mac OS 9. I dragged all the sources into a new library IDE project and compiled them. I then use the library in my other projects rather than the raw sources. I would worry too much about debugging. If you have to step into this code you're already in too deep. :-) I imagine that the same process should work fine for Mac OS X. ...Duane
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