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- Boost CMake support infrastructure - GitHub
To build Boost with CMake, you will need either a Git clone of Boost (git clone --recurse-submodules https: github com boostorg boost) or the alternative archives available on Github Once you have cloned, or downloaded and extracted, Boost, use the usual procedure of cmake cmake --build to build it with CMake To install it, add
- Using Boost with CMake - Usage - CMake Discourse
Yet even for header only usage, this does provide a more granular way to access Boost Furthermore, this lets Boost be used with FetchContent or CPM allowing us to manage Boost more directly through CMake It is important to note though, when this option is used, it does appear that the find_package (Boost) is not supported
- CMake中引用Boost库_cmakelists链接boost库-CSDN博客
在 Linux 开发时常常使用 Boost 库，若项目使用 CMake 进行组织管理和编译，需要掌握在 CMake 中实现 Boost 库的引用的基本语法。 本片博客结合自己在实际使用过程中的经验进行总结，以期回顾和进行阶段总结。 通过调用 find_package 可以找到头文件和所需要的库文件或者是一个 CMake 打包配置文件。 [version] [EXACT] # 可选项，最小版本或者确切所需版本 [REQUIRED] # 可选项，如果找不到所需库，报错 [COMPONENTS <libs> ] # 所需的库名称，比如说 "date_time" 代表 "libboost_date_time" 示例
- How to install and use Boost C++ Libraries in CMake project on Ubuntu
Download Boost archive from Version 1 72 0 (that is the current version at the time of writing) Many Boost libraries are header-only which means we don't need to build them, it is only necessary to add relevant header in the source code and path to it to compiler (-I) options
- CMakeLists. txt demo of how to link Boost header-only libraries
The purpose of this project is to demonstrate how to write a CMakeLists txt script to link Boost header-only libraries
- windows 下cmake + boost环境配置 | 单调有界必有极限
Could not find a package configuration file provided by "boost_headers" with any of the following names: boost_headersConfig cmake boost_headers-config cmake Add the installation prefix of "boost_headers" to CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH or set "boost_headers_DIR" to a directory containing one of the above files If
- find_package does not find Boost - Code - CMake Discourse
Can there be incompatibilities between the cmake program and modules of another version? You should consider to work with find_package (boost_filesystem 1 71 0 REQUIRED CONFIG) and use target_link_libraries (… Boost::filesystem) to use imported boost targets But it works also with this version:
- [Boost] Latest CMake is not able to find Boost due to missing . . . - GitHub
Operating system Windows 10 Compiler MSVC Steps to reproduce the behavior Have installed CMake 3 30 or newer Add boost dependencies to project using manifest mode Set up cmake_minimum_required (VERSION 3 30) in CMakeLists txt Try to use f
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