I tried hard but couldn't find an example of using SCons (or any build system for that matter) to build on both gcc and mvc++ with boost libraries.
Currently my SConstruct looks like
env = Environment()
env.Object(Glob('*.cpp'))
env.Program(target='test', source=Glob('*.o'), LIBS=['boost_filesystem-mt', 'boost_system-mt', 'boost_program_options-mt'])
Which work开发者_运维问答s on Linux but doesn't with Visual C++ which starting with 2010 doesn't let you specify global include directories.
You'll need something like:
import os
env = Environment()
boost_prefix = ""
if is_windows:
boost_prefix = "path_to_boost"
else:
boost_prefix = "/usr" # or wherever you installed boost
sources = env.Glob("*.cpp")
env.Append(CPPPATH = [os.path.join(boost_prefix, "include")])
env.Append(LIBPATH = [os.path.join(boost_prefix, "lib")])
app = env.Program(target = "test", source = sources, LIBS = [...])
env.Default(app)
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