I am using boost for my project. I have a user account ( without sudo permission ) with boost 1.41, and my project needs at least 1.53, so I want to use my own boost-build directory to compile my program. I have successfully created momentum in my system. But I do not know how to associate them with my executable file. I use Jamfiles to compile the code.
I have already done this successfully with individual files. For instance.
#include <boost/version.hpp>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
cout << "Boost version: " << BOOST_LIB_VERSION << endl;
return 0;
}
But when I compile and run it with the command:
[user@server ~]$ g++ -std=c++11 test.cpp
[user@server ~]$ ./a.out
Boost version: 1_40
And if I do it like this:
[user@server ~]$ g++ -I boost_1_53_0/ test.cpp -L~/boost/stage/lib
[user@server ~]$ ./a.out
Boost version: 1_53
, boost, boost lib. , NB, Jamfile Jamroot.
Jamroot lib , :
lib boost_system : :
<link>shared
<name>boost_system ;
lib boost_thread : :
<link>shared
<name>boost_thread ;
lib boost_program_options : :
<link>shared
<name>boost_program_options ;
lib boost_iostreams : :
<link>shared
<name>boost_iostreams ;
, "//". .
Boost Directory:
boost_1_53_0
...
stage/lib/[lib files]
-Dir:
build-dir/boost/bin.v2/
config.log
libs/
: lib
lib boost_iostreams : :
<link>shared
<search>"path/to/boost"
<name>boost_iostreams ;
, !