Fixed linking issue under win32 #4
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Added support for transformation quickbook file to boostbook xml
Added functions with predefined conversions: boostbook -> docbook docbook -> html doxygen xml -> boostbook
Also added depends parameter for proper dependency tracking
…to xsltproc during XML conversion
…y XML -> boostbook XML)
Now one can adds all necessary dependencies for project and if all requirements are met, than mark project as valid, otherwise project marked as invalid, and all dependend projects became invalid too. For example if you does not have installed MPI than configuration script disables building of boost_mpi, graph_parallel.
Also removed debugging output and fixed generation of *Config.cmake scripts (also added QUIET parameter)
…evelop Conflicts: cmake/Modules/FindXSLTPROC.cmake
…different conversion functions
Github repos moved from the boost-lib organization to the boostorg organization.
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Fixed auto-linking issue under win32:
Boost uses autolinking mechanism (if compiler supports this feature). Also boost sets special prefixes and suffixes for libraries (for example: libbost_filesystem-vc90-mt-gd_1_53.lib).This issue occurs only with compiler which support auto-link (e.g. msvc). Also i checked that gcc toolchain still works.
This request adds support for boost library naming, it must be used with other pull requests (see https://bitbucket.org/ryppl)