Jamfile.v2

#This is a dummy-ish file to provide boost when it is installed on the system
#It is designed to be compatible with the actual boost source (Only change jamroot to point to source).
#Author: Thomas Suckow thomas.suckow@pnnl.gov

import regex ;

#Headers will be in search path so this is an empty target.
alias headers ;

#We do some magic so we can specify usage-requirements
local all-libraries =
   date_time
   filesystem
   graph
   iostreams
   math_c99
   math_c99f
   math_c99l
   math_tr1
   math_tr1f
   math_tr1l
   prg_exec_monitor
   program_options
   python
   regex
   serialization
   signals
   system
   thread/"<link>shared:<define>BOOST_THREAD_USE_DLL=1"
   unit_test_framework/"<link>shared:<define>BOOST_TEST_DYN_LINK=1"
   wave
   wserialization
;

lib test_boost_mt : : <name>boost_thread-mt ;
exe has_boost_thread_mt : main.cpp test_boost_mt ;

for local l in $(all-libraries)
{
   local namevalue = [ regex.match ([^/]*)/(.*) : $(l) ] ;
   local name ;
   if $(namevalue[1])
   {
      l = $(namevalue[1]) ;
   }

#   lib $(l) : : <name>boost_$(l)    <threading>single : : $(namevalue[2]) ;
#   lib $(l) : : <name>boost_$(l)-mt <threading>multi  : : $(namevalue[2]) ;

   lib $(l)-nomt : : <name>boost_$(l)    : : $(namevalue[2]) ;
   lib $(l)-mt   : : <name>boost_$(l)-mt : : $(namevalue[2]) ;

#  This doesn't check for having both -mt and no -mt. It assumes one or the other.
   alias $(l) : : : : [ check-target-builds has_boost_thread_mt "Boost uses -mt suffix" : <library>$(l)-mt : <library>$(l)-nomt ] ;
#  MSVC uses magic to link, so we don't want to interfere with that
   alias $(l) : : <toolset>msvc : : $(namevalue[2]) ;
}