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Cldndan opened this issue May 8, 2025 · 4 comments
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1.88.0 Build failed on Windows 11 Intel x64 and x86 (32-bit) #1036

Cldndan opened this issue May 8, 2025 · 4 comments

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@Cldndan
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Cldndan commented May 8, 2025

OS: Windows 11
Language: Visual Studio 2022 MFC

I downloaded version 1.88.0 from your official site and unzipped it.

After that, I ran bootstrap.bat in the unzipped directory.

And based on my experience building in 1.81.0, I ran "b2 -j4 -a --toolset=msvc-14.3 variant=debug,release link=static threading=multi address-model=32"
and "b2 -j4 -a --toolset=msvc-14.3 variant=debug,release link=static threading=multi address-model=64" in the same directory.

However, the following error occurred:

".b2", "share", "share/b2/", "share/b2/src" were not generated when building 1.81.0. However, the build was successful.

Unable to load B2

No '' was found by searching for:
C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/boost_1_88_0/boost_1_88_0/.b2/build-system.jam
C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/boost_1_88_0/share/b2/build-system.jam
C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/boost_1_88_0/share/b2/src/build-system.jam
C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/boost_1_88_0/build-system.jam
C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/boost_1_88_0/boost_1_88_0/src/build-system.jam
C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/boost_1_88_0/boost_1_88_0/tools/build/src/build-system.jam
C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/boost_1_88_0/boost_1_88_0/src/build-system.jam
C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/boost_1_88_0/src/build-system.jam
C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/src/build-system.jam
C:/D_Drive/src/build-system.jam
C:/src/build-system.jam

Please consult the documentation at 'https://www.bfgroup.xyz/b2/'.
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However, it was successfully installed in 1.81.0.

However, the following error occurs in 1.88.0.

However, ".b2", "share", "share/b2/", "share/b2/src", which are specified as not being loaded below, were not created when running "bootstrap.bat" in 1.81.0, and there was no error below.

The following error occurs in 1.85.0/1.87.0/1.88.0.

Below is the error message.

Unable to load B2

No '' was found by searching for:
C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/boost_1_88_0/boost_1_88_0/.b2/build-system.jam
C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/boost_1_88_0/share/b2/build-system.jam
C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/boost_1_88_0/share/b2/src/build-system.jam
C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/boost_1_88_0/build-system.jam
C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/boost_1_88_0/boost_1_88_0/src/build-system.jam
C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/boost_1_88_0/boost_1_88_0/tools/build/src/build-system.jam
C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/boost_1_88_0/boost_1_88_0/src/build-system.jam
C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/boost_1_88_0/src/build-system.jam
C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/src/build-system.jam
C:/D_Drive/src/build-system.jam
C:/src/build-system.jam

Please consult the documentation at 'https://www.bfgroup.xyz/b2/'.

If you explore the contents specified in the above, the
"build-system.jam"
file exists in the directory below. However, it says it cannot find it. "C:/D_Drive/KPWorkSpace/boost_1_88_0/boost_1_88_0/tools/build/src"

How can I solve it?

I tried this because I wanted to use the Connect Pool included in the current version without developing a separate Mysql Connect Pool.

I also used Visual Studio Professional 2022 and did the same thing from x64 native tools command prompt but the result was the same.

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Cldndan commented May 8, 2025

1.87.0 also did the same execution order but same result.
1.87.0 also did the same execution order but same result.

I used Visual Studio 2010, so I ran b2 by specifying the version as below, but the result was the same.
" --toolset=msvc-10.0"

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Cldndan commented May 8, 2025

I use Visual Studio Professional 2022.

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Cldndan commented May 8, 2025

I tried to download the source from GitHub and build it, but it was downloaded to an empty directory called "boost\tools\build", so I couldn't even try to build it.
I don't know if I should go to another project's URL and download it again or if I should get "https://github.com/boostorg/build/tree/be69c44857e34fae250aa1321808a05c1d88bfde" separately, so I stopped downloading from GitHub and building it.

So far, I've tried to build
"https://archives.boost.io/release/1.88.0/source/" and
"https://archives.boost.io/release/1.85.0/source/", but I'm trying b2 with various options, but I can't solve it.

Please give me a lot of advice.

For reference, this is the Korean version of Windows 11.

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Cldndan commented May 8, 2025

Solved.
When using the packaged one from the site below, it builds normally,
but the malware detection V3 that I am using detects

a malware called Trojan/Win.Generic.C57736304.
The file is "ifs_support.exe".
Is the above file unnecessary?

If not, please remove the malware from the file.

Below is the normal build packaging URL
"https://sourceforge.net/projects/boost/files/boost-binaries/1.88.0/"

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