On 08/03/2004 05:18 PM, Larry Evans wrote:
On 08/03/2004 07:03 AM, Doug Gregor wrote:
[snip]
I've checked in a potential fix. By the way, which version of Doxygen
are you using?
Since I was having trouble with boost-cvs, I downloaded the tar.bz2
file:
http://www.boost-consulting.com/boost.tar.bz2
and did all the unzip, untar, buid.sh como, gcc, intel-linux. However,
I had to modify the jam_src/pwd.c and add como.jam. After all this,
I did get non-empty reference, but still got several suspect error
messages, such as:
[snip]
In addition, the value of the href attributes for <a> elements in:
refcycle_counted.reference.htm
all point to the libs directory instead of the boost directory:
<a
href="../../boost/managed_ptr/auto_overhead.hpp"
target="_top"
>
boost/managed_ptr/auto_overhead.hpp
</a>
since the refcycle_counted.reference.htm is in:
libs/managed_ptr/doc/html/
FWIW, the Jamfile.v2 in:
libs/managed_ptr/doc
contains:
doxygen reference
: [ glob ../../../boost/managed_ptr/*.hpp ]
;
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