- Stage BoostBook XML generated via Doxygen into the project
directory, so it can be XIncluded
- Eventually, would like to just generate it in the project directory,
and then perhaps dependency generation would work correctly.
[SVN r20140]
- Stage BoostBook XML generated via Doxygen into the project
directory, so it can be XIncluded
- Eventually, would like to just generate it in the project directory,
and then perhaps dependency generation would work correctly.
[SVN r20140]
- Hey, derived types are cool. Use 'em for BoostBook
doxygen.jam:
- Completely rewritten to be slightly less hackish than before (but
still quite hackish).
- Added <doxygen:param> free feature to allow customization of Doxygen
configuration file.
[SVN r20138]
- Hey, derived types are cool. Use 'em for BoostBook
doxygen.jam:
- Completely rewritten to be slightly less hackish than before (but
still quite hackish).
- Added <doxygen:param> free feature to allow customization of Doxygen
configuration file.
[SVN r20138]
transformation work better. This whole module needs a serious overhaul.
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[SVN r20094]
transformation work better. This whole module needs a serious overhaul.
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[SVN r20094]
(make-qualified): Bugfix. When processing gcc.link.dll rule, take 'gcc' as
module name, not 'gcc.link'. The previous behaviour caused 'gcc.link.dll'
to be called in context of 'gcc.link' module. As the result the global
definition of 'gcc.link.dll' was called. That definition is created by jam
when it sees 'actions gcc.link.dll' and has no executable code associated
with it. So, rule 'gcc.link.dll' was never executed.
[SVN r20009]
(make-qualified): Bugfix. When processing gcc.link.dll rule, take 'gcc' as
module name, not 'gcc.link'. The previous behaviour caused 'gcc.link.dll'
to be called in context of 'gcc.link' module. As the result the global
definition of 'gcc.link.dll' was called. That definition is created by jam
when it sees 'actions gcc.link.dll' and has no executable code associated
with it. So, rule 'gcc.link.dll' was never executed.
[SVN r20009]
