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From: Toon Knapen (toon.knapen_at_[hidden])
Date: 2004-08-16 06:08:04
Reece Dunn wrote:
> The name f.compile refers to the tool f (f.jam) and the associated action
> compile. The action if f.jam is declared as
>
> actions inline-file
>
> So you would need:
>
> flags f.inline-file INCLUDES <include> ;
>
> This should work.
And it does ..... if I don't use a variable inside the
include-specification. For instance
lib lib1 : function.f : <include>/home/tk/path_to_include_dir ;
works but
lib lib1 : function.f : <include>$(PATH_TO_INC_DIR) ;
does not work. This was possible in bjam-v1 however. Now I looked in all
v2 examples and tests and I did not find soth. similar to this so I
wonder if using variables is possible at all.
Anyway thanks a lot for your previous response.
toon