Linker options for Boost?

Most boost libraries don't need to be linked as they are header only.

Most boost libraries don't need to be linked as they are header only. For those that are not header only, see the instructions here on the naming conventions and make sure you put the folder containing the boost libraries in your library search path if you want to avoid specifying it explicitly.

Well, I'm getting an error regarding an undefined reference to boost::system::get_system_category(). What's the reasoning behind that? – Anonymous Jan 13 '10 at 5:24 You probably missed linking to boost.

System - something like -lboost_system-*foo* – Georg Fritzsche Jan 13 '10 at 5:51 Ah thanks. Now getting error regarding undefined reference to WinMain@16. Haven't searched it yet though so I'll do that first.

– Anonymous Jan 13 '10 at 5:56 I had to link to both. I'm reading that the WinMain@16 error occurs when you've created the wrong kind of project. It's current type is a GUI application, but that is what it is supposed to be ( I recently switched OS's, so I'm having to set things up again.

I should probably write it down this time. ) I'm unsure what the problem could be. – Anonymous Jan 13 '10 at 6:05 1 Had to use -lmingw32.

– Anonymous Jan 13 '10 at 6:13.

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