Re: [Quantlib-dev] QuantLib Visual C++ Installation Guide

[Dima <dim...@go...>]

Ok, I'm fine with that. I'll document but put it into the Appendix. The
thing that worried me too was thatthere is a boost_1_39 folder in the first
version and a boost_1_39_0 folder in the bjam version. So I would
have to write somewhere that you have to include this and that but depending
on the installation you've
chosen there is a _0 in the folder. Putting it in the Appendix and showing
it for one version makes the
whole documentation cleaner. Everyone OK?




2009/8/29 Piter Dias <pit...@pi...>

>
>
> on, but the building has started more than 2 hours ago and is still
> not finished. Is this normal?
>
>  Normal? Let's say common (I use to say that normal is common thing that
> doesn't piss me off)... It takes 3 hours in my machine (see? can't be
> normal).
>
> If yes, then we should replace "Go for a tea" by something like
> "Finish a Master's degree in the meantime, then click OK" :)
>
> I mean, the installation via the exe that I documented takes about
> 3 minutes. And I can choose which libraries I want to install
>
>  You are right, but please keep the instructions at least as a appendix.
> It makes people more independent and the instructions can be ported to other
> environments.
>
> Thanks a lot,
>
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