Hi Ken,

> Hi - I'm having a problem building the current C++ trunk on 
> my shiny new Windows XP box.  I'm sure I've done something 
> wrong with the tools install/config in the Windows 
> environment, but I can't get to the bottom of it.

Ok.

> I'm running cmakesetup, but cannot get past the configuration 
> phase.  I keep getting the following error dialog:
> 
> CMake Error: Boost C++ libraries not found.  Please install 
> or try setting BOOST_ROOT.
> 
> I've followed the setup directions in the INSTALL-WINDOWS 
> text file.  I've installed CMake 2.4-patch 8, boost 1.35.0, 
> and Microsoft visual C++ Express (9). 
> 
> And... BOOST_ROOT is set to my boost install path, 
> specifically: C:\boost\boost_1_35_0.  

Ok... Did you install the BoostPro installer, or build it yourself?

Is BOOST_ROOT set in the cmake cache or via env variable? If env
variable, please try setting it direectly in the cache.

> This may be a clue: when I cancel out of the configuration, 
> the cache value Boost_INCLUDE_DIR is in error and set to 
> Boost_INCLUDE_DIR-NOTFOUND.

That's the side-affect of Cmake not finding Boost.

> I'd like to have an windows build environment set up so I can 
> sanity check any changes before posting them - I primarily 
> develop in Linux.

My man... :-)

Let me know. 


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