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From: Toon Knapen (toon.knapen_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-05-31 07:44:12
With following Jamroot
<Jamroot>
lib libtt : tt.cpp ;
</Jamroot>
'bjam -n link=static' reports following
<output>
...
intel-linux.archive bin/intel-linux/debug/link-static/libtt.a
"bin/intel-linux/debug/link-static/libtt.a"
ar ruc ...
</output>
Actually on the first line of the command the RM command seems to be
empty so you only see the argument to 'rm' and tries to execute that.
The intel-linux.archive action actually uses the definition in gcc.jam.
It works for gcc though so I do not understand why the $(RM) is empty
when used in the intel-linux toolset. So apparantly line 280 of gcc.jam
does not have any effect?!
toon