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Re: Question on how to build Date_Time libraries to static linking

by Jeff Garland :: Rate this Message:

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Adolfo Jimenez wrote:

>
> 2008/5/14 Rainer Thaden <RThaden@... <mailto:RThaden@...>>:
>
>     Hi,
>
>      > bjam release debug threading=multi --toolset=msvc stage
>
>     add link=static
>
>       you could also use the bjam option
>     --build-type=complete
>     which worked pretty good for me using vs studio express 2008. With that
>     option all possible dll's and static libraries should be built.
>
>
>  Rainier:
>
> Following yours advice I used the option
>
> --build-type=complete
>
> It work!!  Thank you very much.
>
> By the way.  It would be a good idea to include those advices in the man
> page
> Getting Started on Microsoft Windows :-)
>
> Thanks again.

Just as an aside, 95% of date-time can be used without a library, so it's
quite possible you didn't need to build/link the library at all.

Jeff
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