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How to find out what dependencies (i.e other Boost libraries) a particular Boost library requires?

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For any C++ Boost library, how can one find out which Boost library(ies) it requires ?

Example (not necessary a working example though): Boost library "test" requires Boost library "date_time".

Regards,

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David Andreoletti Avatar asked May 30 '12 14:05

David Andreoletti


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A modern solution is to use boost Dependency Report (available starting from boost v1.66.0).

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user7860670 Avatar answered Oct 01 '22 15:10

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