Hi!
Eric Niebler wrote:
The documentation for Boost.Xpressive using QuickBook and Doxygen. It's
in boost CVS (HEAD) at libs/xpressive/doc.
The relevant parts of the (v2) jamfile are:
import toolset ;
toolset.using doxygen ;
toolset.using quickbook ;
Actually, I believe that should be:
import doxygen ;
import quickbook ;
The "using <toolset> [ : <configuration> ] ;" calls are meant for the
user to configure the toolsets. To use quickbook/doxygen in a jamfile,
an import should be all that's required. Theoretically, putting "using"
inside a jamfile could mess with the user configuration, in practice it
may not hurt.
For quickbook, the initial versions of the toolset had got this wrong
and required a "using" everywhere. This has been fixed since.
Regards,
João
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