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Boost.Jam documentation has more details in case you need them. -

  • Place the Boost.Jam binary, called "bjam" or "bjam.exe", somewhere - in your PATH.
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  • After that, you can go to "examples-v2" - directory and run bjam --version.
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  • - Configure toolsets to use. Open new/user-config.jam file and - follow instructions there to specify what compiles/libraries you have - and where they are located. After that, you should be able to go to - examples-v2/hello, and run bjam there. A simple - application will be built. You can also play with other projects in - examples-v2. + Place the Boost.Jam binary, called "bjam" or "bjam.exe", somewhere in + your PATH. Verify that correct bjam is being executed by + running "bjam --version". You should get +
    +      Boost.Build V2 (Milestone N)
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+
    + (where N is the version you've downloaded). +
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    It is slighly better way is to copy new/user-config.jam - into one of the locations where it can be found (given in this table). This prevent you from - accidentally overwriting your config when updating.

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  • Configure toolsets to use. Open new/user-config.jam file + and follow instructions there to specify what compiles/libraries you + have and where they are located.
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  • You should now be able to go to examples-v2/hello, and run + bjam there. A simple application will be built. You can also + play with other projects in examples-v2. +
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