Boost requires compiled libraries like libboost_date_time for even basic things. How do I eliminate dependencies on building those libraries?

Geenrally you can define BOOST_ALL_NO_LIB to disable the auto-linking of the MSVC compiler you are using as documented (see Boost. Config ). But of course you still have to compile and link the libraries you do use.

Which if you are getting those errors it means that you are likely using the libraries.

Geenrally you can #define BOOST_ALL_NO_LIB to disable the auto-linking of the MSVC compiler you are using as documented (see Boost. Config). But of course you still have to compile and link the libraries you do use.

Which if you are getting those errors it means that you are likely using the libraries.

Yeah I don't know why it complained, but the software works without these libs without issues anyway. Thanks for the complete answer from the docs. – unixman83 Oct 27 at 16:43.

Define BOOST_DATE_TIME_NO_LIB in your compiler Makefile to exclude the datetime library. #define BOOST_REGEX_NO_LIB to exclude the regex library, for example.

You can use the bcp utility to copy the specific portions of Boost that you actually use.

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