Boost
Configuration Generator
Installation on Windows
95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP
Prerequisites
Before you start the
installation procedure, check this list of requirements:
Locate
the installation of boost on your system
Locate the currently used Compiler Personality that is used
when analyzing your projects
Installation
The Boost Configuration
Generator for Windows is packaged as an install shield executable. Simply run
the executable to install the components, and you will be provided with a Start
menu shortcut to the Boost Configuration Generator program (located in
C:\Prorgam Files\PRQA\ BoostConfigurationGenerator).
Startup
To launch the interactive
Configuration Generator wizard, simply run the program from the above shortcut
menu, or from the bin directory of the utility run the executable
BoostConfigGen.exe. If you wish to use the generator from a command line
interface then run FrwdHdr.exe with the applicable arguments (see
BoostConfigGen.doc for a list of arguments).
Troubleshooting
If you have any other
problems please send an email to support@programmingresearch.com.
Installation on UNIX
Prerequisites
Before you start the
installation procedure, check this list of requirements:
Locate
the installation of boost on your system
Locate the currently used Compiler Personality that is used
when analyzing your projects
Installation
The Boost Configuration
Generator for Unix is packaged as a tar archive file
containing the relevant executables. Simply untar this archive into the
QAC/QAC++ installation directory, for example /usr/PRQA. It is suggested that
this directory is put on your PATH so the executable can be invoked from
anywhere. Please make sure that LD_LIBRARY_PATH is set to include the lib direct
ory inside this installation.
Startup
To launch the interactive
Boost Configuration Generator wizard, simply run the BoostConfigGen program. If
you wish to use the converter from a command line interface then run FrwdHdr
with the applicable arguments (see BoostConfigGen.doc for a list of arguments).
Troubleshooting
If you have any other
problems please send an email to support@programmingresearch.com.
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