id,summary,reporter,owner,description,type,status,milestone,component,version,severity,resolution,keywords,cc
13549,"""Failed to register an intel toolset!"" despite ""iclvars.bat"" intel64 ran.",boost@…,Vladimir Prus,"Moin Moin.

Despite I ran 
 ""iclvars.bat"" intel64
I do receive an.:
""Failed to register an intel toolset!"" despite
Message in ""tools\build\src\tools\intel-win.jam""
due to.:
   if ! [ feature.values <toolset-intel:version> ] 
being true (, hence failing).
I tried to google the syntax, but did not find any expression-list explaining.:
 [ feature.values <toolset-intel:version> ] 
Is there a syntax to print out the expressions.:
Using.:
        ECHO $feature.values ;
        ECHO $(feature.values) ;
        ECHO <toolset-intel:version> ;
        ECHO $(<toolset-intel:version>) ;
just yields.:
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$feature.values

<toolset-intel:version>

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So at least $feature.values does seem to be empty.

But typing in
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    call ""%VT_DLL_DIR%\..\..\..\compilers_and_libraries\windows\bin\iclvars.bat"" intel64
bootstrap.bat
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does compile a functional b2.exe/bjam.exe pair.
Does anyone know, what happened here, or can someone privide help(-files) on the syntax used for the if-statement, please. 8^)))

		Tschüß,
			Michael.
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