David A. Greene wrote:
João Abecasis wrote:
I've tried your described setup and it seems to be working here. You
may have some old configuration/generated files that need to be
deleted. Try deleting
libs/ntp/doc/autodoc.boostbook
This didn't exist. I'm guessing that's part of the problem.
bin.v2/libs/ntp/doc
I deleted all of bin.v2.
Assuming these directories are entirely generated in the process, you
may also want to delete
libs/ntp/doc/html
libs/ntp/doc/xml
These didn't exist.
I deleted bin.v2 and rebuilt but nothing changed. Still no Tutorial
content and the reference section looks just like the reference section
for xpressive. Obviously there's some state kept in a deep-, dark
corner that I can't find.
I don't know what to suggest. Are you doing this from within the boost
tree, or from a separate directory? The times I've tried to use bjam
from a separate directory have been frustrating, as configuration
mistakes manifest in mysterious ways. If you haven't already done so,
maybe you could move everything into the boost tree and see if your
problem remains.
If that doesn't fix your problem, perhaps you could send us your
user-config.jam. Maybe there's a problem in there, somewhere.
Running out of ideas,
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Eric Niebler
Boost Consulting
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