| host platform | target platform | compiler | architecture |
|---|---|---|---|
| linux | linux | gcc, 4.9 | x86-64 |
| linux | linux | clang-3 | x86-64 |
| linux | windows | mingw | x86-32 |
| linux | windows | mingw | x86-64 |
| windows | windows | mingw | x86-64 |
| windows | windows | mingw | x86-32 |
| macosx | macosx | gcc-4 | x86-64 |
Other platforms may work but have not been tested.
| variable | description |
|---|---|
boost_version |
Version of Boost to build |
boost_build_boost_atomic |
Build Atomic library |
boost_build_boost_chrono |
Build Chrono library |
boost_build_boost_date_time |
Build DateTime library |
boost_build_boost_filesystem |
Build Filesystem library |
boost_build_boost_log |
Build Log library |
boost_build_boost_math |
Build Math library |
boost_build_boost_program_options |
Build ProgramOptions library |
boost_build_boost_python |
Build Python library |
boost_build_boost_regex |
Build Regex library |
boost_build_boost_serialization |
Build Serialization library |
boost_build_boost_system |
Build System library |
boost_build_boost_test |
Build Test library |
boost_build_boost_thread |
Build Thread library |
boost_build_boost_timer |
Build Timer library |
The Python version used by Boost.Python is determined by the standard CMake modules to find Python. So, in order to use a specific version of Python, pass Python_ADDITIONAL_VERSIONS when calling CMake, e.g.:
cmake -DPython_ADDITIONAL_VERSIONS=3 <path_to>/peacockWindows, Mingw, Cygwin Bash shell
The build of Boost.Context requires the ml or ml64 command(for 32- or 64-bit build respectively) to be available. In case this command cannot be found, add the directory containing the command to the PATH environment variable before calling CMake:
# 32-bit build:
export PATH="$VS90COMNTOOLS/../../VC/BIN:$PATH"
# 64-bit build:
export PATH="$VS90COMNTOOLS/../../VC/BIN/amd64:$PATH"If the command cannot be found, the build of Boost.Context will be skipped, including projects depending on it (Boost.Coroutine).