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Adding a library location (boost) to global variable?

Started by Krisando, September 22, 2010, 12:02:45 PM

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Krisando

Hey, i've been trying to get boost libraries to work under Codeblocks. Unfortunately pretty much everything is designed to work seamlessly with Visual Studio, and I have had no such luck with the Codeblocks guide.

The boost library location is the folder below:
C:\Downloads\boost_1_44_0

And this is how I setup the global variables, trying to follow the unclear instructions:


<boost/...>
boost just isn't recognized as a location, i'm really not sure what is meant to link where. (If that makes sense)

Thanks :shock:

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Krisando

Yeah, it does not make alot of sense.

I've been trying that with no luck. It just wont recognize boost's location.

stahta01

It looks like you did NOT build boost for your compiler.

Try using the "C:\Downloads\boost_1_44_0" for both the include and base values.

Tim S.
C Programmer working to learn more about C++.
On Windows 10 64 bit and Windows 11 64 bit.
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