Hi, everyone. Did you guys see my last message? I really need to get a reply ASAP.
On Wed, Jan 2, 2019 at 6:25 AM Osman Zakir via Boost-users
Did you guys see my last message? I really need to get a reply ASAP.
I just saw the last message. Perhaps you might include the exact build output and maybe a sample of the source code which is failing? Thanks
Is there a way to get build logs for Boost? I'll post them if I can. And I'll put this here too (a link to an issue I opened at the Boost.Asio GitHub page): https://github.com/boostorg/asio/issues/184
If I pass that flag to it, will I get a log file or do I have to keep watch on Boost.Build run the whole way through?
On Wed, Jan 2, 2019 at 8:45 AM Osman Zakir via Boost-users
If I pass that flag to it, will I get a log file or do I have to keep watch on Boost.Build run the whole way through?
In the time it takes for you to get a response to that question, you could try it both ways. Work smarter not harder. Or actually in this case, I guess it really is work harder :) :) :) Regards
I couldn't get the whole thing from when I ran the .\b2 command. I just copy-pasted what was left in the command prompt and made a log file of it. It's attached to this message.
And here's how I ran b2:
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.\b2 -d2 --layout=versioned --prefix=C:/Boost_llvm --build-dir=C:/Boost_llvm/build --build-type=complete
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From: Vinnie Falco
If I pass that flag to it, will I get a log file or do I have to keep watch on Boost.Build run the whole way through?
In the time it takes for you to get a response to that question, you could try it both ways. Work smarter not harder. Or actually in this case, I guess it really is work harder :) :) :) Regards
Do I need to search how to do that on Windows in general, or do I need to find the way to do that specifically for b2 itself? If it's the latter, please tell me how do it. Otherwise I'll just do a web search for how to do this on the Windows command line.
b2 has a command/parameter for that: b2 -omylog.log But, on windows, it works like on linux: b2 ... stuff ... > output.log [a redirect], and if you want to append to an existing file b2 ... stuff ...
output.log. Command line reference [including bash/powershell/ios and more]: https://ss64.com/
degski -- *“If something cannot go on forever, it will stop" - Herbert Stein*
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