Can't get Boost Dependency Analyzer 1.1 to work

[JUAN DENT]

Hi,

Learning about dependencies between Boost libraries is certainly important. I have searched for tools and found one written by YT Kanalseite called Boost Dependency Analyzer in July 22, 2013.

The latest version I found (https://meetingcpp.com/index.php/br/items/releasing-boost-dependency-analyzer-1-1.html) was old (2013) and it loads correctly but when choosing the boost version does not continue ask the user to locate bcp.exe, thus something is not working...

Anybody know about this or could have an idea of what is wrong? Or have any suggestions for me how to proceed?

Regards,
Juan Dent

[coder777]

Learning about dependencies between Boost libraries is certainly important.

Honestly: No, it's not. Don't waste your time with this.

Just compile the whole library release/debug [over night], provide the library path to your project (usually [...]\boost\stage\lib), and it's done.

See:
http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_64_0/more/getting_started/index.html

[jonnin]

yes, its all or nothing... much like trying to get just one thing out of the .net libraries or any other large package. Everything is intertwined and isolating a tiny piece of it is not possible anymore. It once was, but that was long, long ago.