1) cl.exe is the compilation and connection tool that comes with Visual studio. The default installation path on my machine is located at C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0VCbinamd64cl.exe. Note that the version of Visual Studio you install must be It is consistent with the required environment of boost. For compilation of many new features of boost, choose the C++ version. If it is still not found after installation, you can try adding the directory of cl.exe to the system environment variable PATH 2) Compiled A good boost is available for download. It is recommended that novices use that one directly. It is not recommended to compile the boost by yourself
Open VS2013 Developer Command Prompt before executing the build operation. Also, boost is basically header-only. Please check the documentation to see if your part needs to be compiled
【Transfer】http://tieba.baidu.com/p/1061836534 Before use Open the console (CTRL+R>cmd); type cl and press Enter; if the following prompt appears: 'cl ' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. It means that VS is not installed or the environment variable is set incorrectly. You can follow the following steps to set it:
Make sure that VS has been installed, and type set in the console Check whether there is an environment variable similar to the following format VSXXCOMNTOOLSVS90COMNTOOLS=D:Program FilesMicrosoft Visual Studio 9.0Common7Tools where XX is related to the VS version:
a) VS2003 corresponds to VS71COMNTOOLS b) VS2005 corresponds to VS80COMNTOOLS c) VS2008 corresponds to VS90COMNTOOLS. If not, proceed to step 2; otherwise, proceed to step 32. In My Computer>Properties>Advanced>Environment Variables >Create a new static variable in the system variable Variable name: VSXXCOMNTOOLS Variable value: VS installation directory Common7Tools Repeat step 13. Type
in the console
call "%VS90COMNTOOLS%" vsvars32.bat <==Set some environment variables when cl is running cl Make sure there are no errors; otherwise repeat step 1
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1) cl.exe is the compilation and connection tool that comes with Visual studio. The default installation path on my machine is located at C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0VCbinamd64cl.exe. Note that the version of Visual Studio you install must be It is consistent with the required environment of boost. For compilation of many new features of boost, choose the C++ version. If it is still not found after installation, you can try adding the directory of cl.exe to the system environment variable PATH
2) Compiled A good boost is available for download. It is recommended that novices use that one directly. It is not recommended to compile the boost by yourself
Open VS2013 Developer Command Prompt before executing the build operation.
Also, boost is basically header-only. Please check the documentation to see if your part needs to be compiled
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Before use
Open the console (CTRL+R>cmd); type cl and press Enter; if the following prompt appears: 'cl ' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. It means that VS is not installed or the environment variable is set incorrectly. You can follow the following steps to set it:
Make sure that VS has been installed, and type set in the console
Check whether there is an environment variable similar to the following format VSXXCOMNTOOLSVS90COMNTOOLS=D:Program FilesMicrosoft Visual Studio 9.0Common7Tools where XX is related to the VS version:
a) VS2003 corresponds to VS71COMNTOOLS
in the consoleb) VS2005 corresponds to VS80COMNTOOLS
c) VS2008 corresponds to VS90COMNTOOLS. If not, proceed to step 2; otherwise, proceed to step 32. In My Computer>Properties>Advanced>Environment Variables >Create a new static variable in the system variable
Variable name: VSXXCOMNTOOLS
Variable value: VS installation directory Common7Tools
Repeat step 13. Type
Use the command prompt of VS, then jump to the corresponding directory and execute bootstrap.bat