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Why do you want to compile the source? Just go to Boost C++ Libraries Installers for Windows - BoostPro Computing and download binary for windows. Much easier. After you install, all you have to do is add sources and libraries to appropriate search paths In VS2008. I did compile the source on RH, and did not experience any problems. Even in this case, most of the boost libraries are inlined headers, so you don't even need to compile; however, there are few (e.g. Date, Regex) that do need compilation. All this you can find in the documentation file at Boost C++ Libraries.

[QUOTE="kirylm, post: 12369, member: 1896"] Why do you want to compile the source? Just go to [url="http://www.boostpro.com/download"]Boost C++ Libraries Installers for Windows - BoostPro Computing[/url] and download binary for windows. Much easier. After you install, all you have to do is add sources and libraries to appropriate search paths In VS2008. I did compile the source on RH, and did not experience any problems. Even in this case, most of the boost libraries are inlined headers, so you don't even need to compile; however, there are few (e.g. Date, Regex) that do need compilation. All this you can find in the documentation file at [url="http://www.boost.org/"]Boost C++ Libraries[/url]. [/QUOTE]

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