Boost installation and usage records

Original article: boost installation and usage record

Other references: how to install and use boost in windows?

Http://www.cnblogs.com/finallyliuyu/archive/2010/08/23/1806811.html

Http://www.boostpro.com/download/

Install

Ubuntu:

1) Search for Boost installation in synaptic.

2) if you need to use the boost lib file during compilation, use-L to specify it.

 

Windows:

1) download the ICU beforehand. Assume that the decompressed path is c: \ ICU.

2) download the installation package on the boost homepage and decompress it. Assume that the decompressed path is c: \ boost \.

3) compile or download bjam.

4) There are two installation methods: Install and stage. This method is recommended to avoid copying files once.

AGcc

Bjam stage -- toolset = gcc-sicu_path = "C: \ ICU" -- stagedir = "C: \ boost \ bin \ GCC" release -- without-graph_parallel-- -***

Bjam stage -- toolset = gcc-sicu_path = "C: \ ICU" -- stagedir = "C: \ boost \ bin \ GCC" Debug -- without-graph_parallel-- -***

(-- Without-*** is a database that is not compiled, for example, -- without-Python -- without-wave -- without-MPI, all of which are compiled)

Or

Bjam stage -- toolset = gcc-sicu_path = "C: \ ICU" -- stagedir = "C: \ boost \ bin \ GCC" release -- without-graph_parallel -- -***

Bjam stage -- toolset = gcc-sicu_path = "C: \ ICU" -- stagedir = "C: \ boost \ bin \ GCC" Debug -- without-graph_parallel -- -***

(-- With-*** is a compiled library, for example, -- With-RegEx.-- With-filesystem)

B msvc (Open Visual Studio command)

Bjam stage -- toolset = msvc-sicu_path = "C: \ ICU" -- stagedir = "C: \ boost \ bin \ VC10" release -- -***

Bjam stage -- toolset = msvc-sicu_path = "C: \ ICU" -- stagedir = "C: \ boost \ bin \ VC10" Debug -- -***

Or

Bjam stage -- toolset = msvc-sicu_path = "C: \ ICU" -- stagedir = "C: \ boost \ bin \ VC10" release -- -***

Bjam stage -- toolset = msvc-sicu_path = "C: \ ICU" -- stagedir = "C: \ boost \ bin \ VC10" Debug -- -***

5) add boost library information to the IDE

Vs 2010 IDE (each project needs to be added separately, which is very troublesome)

1. Include path c: \ boost(Root DIR)
2. library path c: \ boost \ bin \ VC10 \ Lib(Lib dir)
3. Source Path c: \ boost(Include-file DIR)

Codeblocks
1. linker
 Setting-> compiler and debuger-> global compiler setting-> linker setting->
     Add(C: \ boost \ bin \ GCC \ *. A) (all the Lib files)
2. Search
 Setting-> compiler and debuger-> global compiler setting-> search directories-> compiler->
     Add (C: \ boost)(Root DIR)

6) for command line compilation, you can change the following BAT file:

A GCC

Set boost_root = c: \ boost
Set boost_lib = % boost_root % \ bin \ GCC \ Lib
Set use_boost =-I % boost_root %-l % boost_lib %
Set filesystem =-lboost_filesystem-mgw44-mt-d-1_46_1-lboost_system-mgw44-mt-d-1_46_1
Set RegEx =-lboost_regex-mgw44-mt-d-1_46_1

: Example
: G ++ Lex. cpp-O Lex % use_boost %
: G ++ regex_1.cpp-O regex_1 % use_boost % RegEx %
: G ++ traverse_dir.cpp-O traverse_dir_gcc_new % use_boost % filesystem %

BMsvc

Set boost_root = c: \ boost
Set boost_lib = % boost_root % \ bin \ VC10 \ Lib
Set use_boost =/ehs/ I % boost_root %/MD/link/libpath: % boost_lib %

: Example
: CL regex_1.cpp/feregex_1_vc.exe % use_boost %
: Del regex_1.obj

Of course, you can also write a makefile.