It contains so many formatting changes to as make porting things to
Python impossible. I'll cherry-pick the todo and non-formatting changes
soonish.
[SVN r56034]
This corrects a 'bug' with each such toolset module redefining the default value for all other toolsets as well, thus potentially breaking builds triggered with multiple initialized toolsets.
This also avoids passing a redundant compiler command-line option when this property is not specified.
Specialized support has been added for gcc & qcc toolsets that want to change their compiler's default template-depth parameter value used when the c++-template-depth property is not explicitly specified. Although it might be better to find out why these defaults 'need to be changed' in the first place (most likely due to some Boost library build issue) we are currently too close to the Boost library 1.36.0 release to risk causing breakage by changes in the build system so this will need to wait for some later time.
[SVN r47890]
with <include>a&&b
* tools/buitin.jam
(c-scanner.__init__) split includes at &&
* test/test_all.py test/ordered_include.py
Test case for this fix.
[SVN r47537]
This fixes PCH not being rebuild when some other headers
included from HPP being compiled change.
Thanks to Pierre-Luc Neron for the bug report.
[SVN r43527]
alias foo : [ run a.cpp ] ;
and
exe main : main.cpp [ lib helpers : helpers.cpp ] ;
Now inline targets are marked explicit, so that they are not
build unless requested, and for the alias target, the names
of inline targets are not qualified by the name of top-level target.
build/
* alias.jam (alias): Pass 'no-renaming' to
target.main-target-sources.
* target.jam (main-target-sources): New parameter
'no-renaming'. Make inline target explicit.
* builtin.jam (lib): Declare 'result' variable,
to avoid implicit declaration of a global one.
tools/
* testing.jam (test-suite): Make synonymous with 'alias'.
test/
* inline.py: Adjust to the fact that alias no longer
changes names of inline targets. Check that inline
targets are explicit.
[SVN r35607]
Notable changes:
1. There's no need to cast header to the PCHHEADER type.
2. There are two separate type "C_PCH" and "CPP_PCH", that
use C and C++ compilation respectively.
Most of the patch sumbitted by Ilya Sokolov.
tools/
* builtin.jam (class dummy-generator): New.
* gcc.jam: Override extension of the PCH type.
(class gcc-pch-generator): New.
Register generators for C_PCH and CPP_PCH.
(compile.c++.pch, compile.c.pch): New.
* msvc.jam (class msvc-pch-generator): New.
Register generators for C_PCH and CPP_PCH.
* pch.jam: Remove 'PCHHEADER' type.
(pch-generator): Fail unlress it's used at top-level
generator.
Register catch-all produce-nothing generators for PCH-less
toolsets.
[SVN r35508]
in favour of the latter (toolset.prebuilt). This cuts down the number
of generator invocations for prebuilt target and is more clear.
Thanks to Mark Evans for pointing this out.
[SVN r32952]
