David Abrahams wrote: > What developer? I mean, who are we trying to reach with QuickBook? > Is it so crucial to be able to serve that small minority of developers > who are allowed to use C++ but not Python?
Ok, since I started the fight I'll jump back in. I have no problem if Python replaces xslt, etc in the toolchain. My only objection making the tool-chain even longer than it already is -- it's a pain now and Python is one more thing I don't normally use. My current quickbook use actually circumvents bjam and boost build because I have a 15 minute perl hack that converts boostbook into docbook. Yes, I can setup Python in all the environments I use. It's really just that I work on lots of different computers and it gets to be a pain to constantly setup complex environments. One day you need to switch from Linux to windows and another hour gets burned figuring out how to get all the tools installed... Jeff _______________________________________________ Boost-docs mailing list [email protected] Unsubscribe and other administrative requests: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/boost-docs
