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You can always compile boost and install it locally, the full 64bit version only takes about 100MB: $ du -hsc boost/1.45.0/* 68M boost/1.45.0/include
by slug 16y ago
You can always compile boost and install it locally, the full 64bit version only takes about 100MB:
$ du -hsc boost/1.45.0/*
68M boost/1.45.0/include
37M boost/1.45.0/lib
104M total
Add cmake/autoconf and it's fairly trivial to make it work with your software or even ship it with your source code: after all the Boost license is fairly permissive.
- danieldk 16y agoYes, that is what we do. We include a Boost subset. But that shouldn't be necessary. It's extra maintenance, duplication, and annoying.