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[Richard Downe <>]

It's a visual studio project settings issue: yours differ from the 
example's; the example correctly matches the subset of available boost 
builds that you have.
In the boost installation documentation it explains what all those 
suffix monikers mean, but they refer to the windows runtime against 
which you're linking.  mt means multithreaded; s means static; g means 
debug build; d means all boost debug symbols are enabled as well.  My 
guess is your boost installation has the -mt-gd version, but not the 
-mt-sgd version; ergo you must set it to link dynamically not statically 
against the windows runtime.
--rd

On 09/08/2011 08:47 AM, Jarrod wrote:
> I'm wanting to get the code from the Stream_lines_2_example running within
> another project. I'm using VS2010 express.
>
> I can compile, link and run the Stream_lines_2_example fine. However when I
> try and replicate the setup in my other project, I get the above linker
> error.
>
> 'libboost_filesystem-vc100-mt-sgd-1_47.lib' is indeed missing from my
> boost_1_47\lib directory, but the Stream_lines_2_example links just fine
> without it, so why is it even asking for it?
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> P.S. Is there a tutorial somewhere that indicates what CGAL libs are
> required for each CGAL package?
>
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