Re: [Pt-framework-general] pt-cma

[Marc D. <mar...@go...>]

Hi Florin,

We have just updated the jam build system in trunk a short while ago,
and I am still working on the docs and the website updates. You can
build the debug version this way:

jam configure --debug

NOTE: debug and optimization are controlled by command line args now,
so you can set them independently. With --debug, you enable a debug
build. With --optimize you enable an optimized build. The advantage is
that you can set both independently.

NOTE: Some other good news is that your toolset should be detected,
even when you use a regular cmd.exe.You only need to set it if you
have multiple versions ov visual studio installed.

The Pt-Cma is usable, but not yet finished. We are missing some good
use-cases to really make this work. It is meant to be a lightweight
component model similar to COM, but with a better C++ API. The code is
not very large and easily to understand, so if you are interested in
the development of such a component model you are welcome to jump in
:-)

best regards,
Marc

On 18 March 2012 23:19, Florin Lozneanu <flo...@ya...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is the Pt-Cma module usable ? And if it is then is there any tutorial /
> sample that show off this module ?
>
> Another issue: I tried to build the Platinum Framework using VC9 as follow:
> 1. jam configure -sTOOLSET=vc9 -sCONFIG=debug
> 2. jam -sTOOLSET=vc9 -sCONFIG=debug
>
> All went well but the built DLLs were not suitable for debugging (looking in
> the manifest files I noticed that the expected C-runtime is
>  Microsoft.VC90.CRT).
>
> Thanks,
> Florin