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Building boost libraries without documentation #309

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SubrataM3 opened this issue Jun 27, 2019 · 5 comments
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Building boost libraries without documentation #309

SubrataM3 opened this issue Jun 27, 2019 · 5 comments

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@SubrataM3
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@SubrataM3 SubrataM3 commented Jun 27, 2019

Hi,

I would like to build boost libraries without documentation files. with only header files and .so libraries.
I have tried ./b2 --help or ./bootstrap --help but can't find any info there.
Since i am using checkinstall to install it and there are lots of docs, it is taking a lot time to finish installation.
So, kindly suggest how to exclude docs.

Thanks.

@swatanabe
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@swatanabe swatanabe commented Jun 28, 2019

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@SubrataM3 SubrataM3 commented Jun 29, 2019

AMDG

Hi,

You can see the screenshot below
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I got those output with ./bootstrap.sh followed by ./b2 and checkinstall ./b2 install
I wanted to just avoid copying those files, not sure if you meant something else (Those docs are already in html, i think you meant building pdf from those html files?)

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@swatanabe swatanabe commented Jun 29, 2019

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@catalinalb catalinalb commented Dec 1, 2019

Is it so hard to write some normal installation procedures? From where should we know that after runnung ./b2 we should also type " ./b2 install" .... ?

I was checking for standard make... cmake... etc

Not even sure if now is it properly installed or not since I am trying to install gnuradio with pybombs and it tells me that the Detected version of Boost is too old. Requested version was 1.67...

So apparently is still not installed. What about the installation path? I did the installation in home directory.

Please clarify the installation procedure!!!

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@anshu-khare-design anshu-khare-design commented Jan 13, 2020

Hi
I have worked on this.
You will have to generate a stage folder in the boost directory and link it to your IDE.
If permission is granted I can pull a request on this issue.

Thank You
Anshu Khare

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