Thanks! Excellent answers. They fully cover my question.
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Kostia
Kyiv, Ukraine
On Wed, Sep 26, 2018 at 3:55 AM Peter Dimov via Boost
Gavin Lambert wrote:
You could probably reconstruct the full release by downloading the individual archives from each submodule project (or at least each library that you want plus its dependencies).
To match the format of earlier releases, the release has its headers in boost/ and the individual libs/<name>/include/ directories are removed.
If you do `git submodule update --init` and then `./bootstrap(.sh)` and then `./b2 headers` you'll have something very similar to the release, except that boost/ will contain symlinks (or hardlinks/junctions on Windows) instead of copies. But it won't be the same as the actual release as shipped.
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