(1) Boost library compile with VC++ 2008 Express

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This time, Boost is. Since very famous here, but dared not even explain, continue, and I think it's coverage of the sample source, first, make sure that the configuration described in the article.
Full story, then leave us to another site, here is a brief describes the flow.

(If, Boost a little if you just tried the following URL, you can download the binary. We recommend that there be put to the test. Saves you the trouble of improving the environment intentionally. )

Download

• Visual C + + 2008 Express: http://www.microsoft.com/japan/msdn/vstudio/2008/product/express/offline.aspx
  (Full Package Download)
  
• Compiled VC Boost: http://www.boostpro.com/download
  (Installer)
  
• Boost source code: http://www.boost.org/users/download/
  Here, Boost and source code,
  Required to compile Boost Jam to download as well. (boost-jam-xxx-ntx86.zip)
  

Sample source code you used here:

Boost Sample 1

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C:\Boost\Boost1.4.0

1. VC + + 2008 Express to build declare
   C: \ Boost \ Boost1.4.0 \ tools \ build \ v2 \ user-config.jam
   Open to append the following.
   
   using msvc: 9.0;
   
   
2. Boost root directory (in this case, "C: \ Boost \ Boost1.4.0") to, Boost Jam binary files (bjam.exe) copy (or extract) to
   
   Binary file is downloaded from the download location of boost-jam-xxx-ntx86.zip above contains a.
   (See here, you can create a binary file from the source code, we will omit the description. )
   
   
3. VC + + 2008 Express in the start-up menu "Visula Studio 2008 Command Prompt" opens a
   
   
4. From a command prompt,% Boost installation directory% \ Boost to move the current directory to the build
   

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   C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC> cd C:\Boost\Boost1.4.0 C:\Boost\Boost1.4.0> bjam -toolset=msvc-9.0 --stagedir=C:\Boost\Boost1.4.0\lib ^ link=static runtime-link=static,shared threading=multi ^ variant=debug,release stage :

   ※ ^ is a continuous one and is meant to be a line.
   
   This build will be conducted.
   In the example above, we described how to build simple. Other STLPort, ICU, EXPat and if you want to use the Boost libraries and is where you need to specify the parameters.
   
   Here, let me explain briefly the specified parameters.
   -toolset: make the compiler specified. (msvc-9.0 is, VC + + in 2008 means. )
   - stagedir: the library was ultimately created when you specify a directory name in one directory together. After "stage" with the parameters used.
   link: Boost to specify how to link the library. Here, static, so create a static library.
   runtime: Boost runtime library to use (MSVCRT90.dll) specifies how the link. Here, static, shared, so the static link and DLL creates one of the two links.
   threading: Specify the corresponding thread. Here, multi, so be multithreaded.
   variant: to specify the type to be compiled. Here, debug, release, so the debug version, create each release.
   stage: one summarizes the results compiled into a single directory.
   
   

1. Bring up the VC + + 2008 Express
   
2. The Tools menu - Options - Projects and Solutions - [VC + + Directories Open.
   
   
   Here,
   "Include" a, "C: \ Boost \ Boost1.4.0" Add.
   "Library files" on, "C:\Boost\Boost1.4.0\lib" +"lib" to add.
   This directory is the destination parameter bjam (stagedir) is specified directory.
   
   

After the set, OK button.

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#include <boost/lambda/lambda.hpp>
#include <iostream>
#include <iterator>
#include <algorithm>
 
int main()
{
    using namespace boost::lambda;
    typedef std::istream_iterator<int> in;
 
    std::for_each(
        in(std::cin), in(), std::cout << (_1 * 3) << " " );
 
	return 1;
}

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