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-- 2020-04-18 --
* Updated default boost version to 1.72.0
* Fixed error "unknown argument: '-fcoalesce-templates'" when building with Xcode 11.4 (#45)
-- 2020-04-08 --
* Added shellcheck to CI
* Fixed all shellcheck warnings
-- 2019-09-20 --
* Use bintray rather than sourceforge for downloads
-- 2019-08-14 --
* Fixed my being stupid, doing bash arrays wrong, and breaking everyone
-- 2019-07-01 --
* Added minimum version flags for the iOS and tvOS simulators
* iOS Simulator binaries now only build to match the specified
iOS architecture - e.g. if you only build arm64, only the x86_64
simulator binary is produced, rather than both x86_64 and i386.
* Fixed a problem trying to lipo universal binaries when built
binaries only contained a single architecture.
* Updated README (a little).
* Updated default minimum OS versions
-- 2018-12-19 --
* Added ability to compile debug variant (pr#35)
-- 2018-09-20 --
* Added support for building 32/64-bit macOS universal
* Fixed macOS target problem that caused user-config.jam to be ignored
* Fixed macOS specific share_ptr crasher caused by using -DBOOST_AC_USE_PTHREADS -DBOOST_SP_USE_PTHREADS
-- 2018-08-24 --
* Fixed incorrect ordering of params for tar command
-- 2018-08-21 --
* Disabled hiding symbols & inlines
- This was causing clang to throw warnings, regardless of the project's
visibility settings. I don't see any reason it needs to be enabled
anyways.
If this causes a problem for your project let me know and I will add a
CLI flag to optionally add them back in (or just do it yourself &
submit a PR!)
-- 2018-08-15 --
* Fixed universal build to allow for build directories that contain spaces
-- 2018-08-14 --
* Fixed I'm stupid and forgot how line contiuations work in Bash...
-- 2018-07-27 --
* Updated Boost version to 1.67.0
* Fixed tvOS build
-- 2018-06-07 --
* Added a CLI flag to create universal FAT binaries for iOS and tvOS.
-- 2018-06-06 --
* Added a CLI flag to place framework headers in a 'boost' root directory.
-- 2018-02-20 --
* Added command line options for macOS architectures
* Added command line options for iOS architectures
* Added '--purge' command line option
* Set iOS architecture to arm64 only, if the minimum iOS version is 11.0
or newer
-- 2018-02-13 --
* Fixed enforcing the minimum macOS version
-- 2017-02-24 --
* Updated default Boost version to 1.63.0
* Changed min iOS version to 10.0
* Changed min tvOS version to 10.0
* Added a parameter to specify the number of threads to use
* Changed all 'OSX' variable names to 'macOS'
* Changed the name of the log when building for iOS from "iphone-build.log" to
"ios-build.log"
* Fixed a couple of badly placed braces in the parameter parsing function.
This should have caused the script to crash when those parameters were used.
I dunno how or if that ever worked.
* Added more documentation for the --boost-libs parameter. For some reason I
actually bothered to take the time to build each one of these individually
and figure out what builds for what. Still a couple things I'm not sure
about, but... whatever, it's close enough for now. If you want / need more,
ask.
-- 2016-05-18 --
* Added tvOS support
* Moved build output to a build directory. All output will now be located at:
{pwd}/build/boost/{boost_version}/{build_target}/
* Only the currently building target will be cleaned (meaning if you are
building for ios, the osx and tvos output & build directories won't be
removed).
* Quoted all the path strings (you know, in case you like putting spaces in
your paths). (Thanks to JanX2 for this)
* Build output is redirected to a log file, rather than stdout / stderr. This
log file will be located in the target build output directory.
* No longer backup / restore user-config.jam. (No need, since it's being
written each time the script is run for each target anyways).
-- 2015-09-22 UPDATE --
Added command line args!
You can now specify if you want to build just for iOS or OS X, along with some
other things.
Run boost.sh -h for more info.
Let me know if there are any other parameters that you think would be useful.
-- 2015-09-18 UPDATE --
Fixed script for iOS Simulator (Thanks @XMitja!)
• There is now a MIN_IOS_VERSION variable. Make sure you set this
appropriately.
cleanup function now actually removes all build artifacts
Fixed updateBoost function to move the existing user-config.jam instead
of copying it. Copying it resulted in writing duplicate entries each time
the script was run.
NOTE: Currently does not build with bitcode. I will figure that one out when I
get time.
I'm at the cusp of a product release though, so it might be a little while.
Just disable bitcode for your project for the time being.
-- 2015-08-26 UPDATE --
The resulting libraries from this script are currently not working for
the iOS simulator under Xcode 7 as of beta 6. I have an issue opened
with Apple about this. It does still work for physical devices though.
As soon as I figure out what the problem is, I will post an update.
-- 2014-12-29 UPDATE --
Updated to work with Boost 1.56, 1.57, and 1.58
Automatically choose the currently selected SDK for both iOS and OSX
Fixed a couple places where the wrong $XXX_DEV_CMD was being used
-- END UPDATE --
This is a modified version of Pete Goodliffe's original boost.sh build script,
(and a couple of other sources whom I can't remember)
The original version didn't work with the 64-bit iPhone Simulator,
and didn't build at all for OSX.
This works for Boost 1.56 and 1.57. If you need the version that builds 1.55
and older, use this gist:
https://gist.github.com/faithfracture/c629ae4c7168216a9856/61be257e1c0839c85743777d0687becad9913bf7
I also ran into an issue where utf8_codecvt_facet.o existed in both the
program_options and filesystem libraries. When linking against the
framework, there was a missing vtable entry for it. Adding the step
in unpackArchive() that prepends the library name to the .o files
prevents this error.
I hope this keeps at least one other person from ripping their hair out.
Let me know if you find errors or have optimizations.
I will be updating this as often as necessary.