Add support for winsdk 6.1.6000 to Boost.Build.v2

[ryan.gallagher@…]

My company uses winsdk 6.1.6000 which basically has the same compiler version as a regular vc8.0 release. I had to modify the build system slightly to get it to work. This is a change I did awhile back to 1.34.1, and looking at the patch it is not clear if it can be applied directly or not (or even that it was a single patch). Sorry for this, but it's a starting point.

[ryan.gallagher@…]

Patch to add support for WinSDK 6.1.6000 to Boost.Build.v2

[Alvaro]

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[Vladimir Prus]

Is the patch still relevant? If so, can you send it as unified diff (which is the default format of svn and git, and "diff -u" if using the diff tool directly)? Thanks, Volodya

[anonymous]

Replying to vladimir_prus:

Is the patch still relevant? If so, can you send it as unified diff (which is the default format of svn and git, and "diff -u" if using the diff tool directly)?

Egads, that was an ugly patch file (if can even be called that). I obviously didn't care about it too much.

No, I don't think its too important that we get it in. It appears that the platform team here uses other measures now to setup the environment rather than relying on the auto-detection in boost-build that this provided.

If you want it so others could benefit from install-less msvc then I could sync svn here and redo the patch properly, but if you'd rather just close it as "won't fix" then that's fine by me.

-Ryan

[Vladimir Prus]

Closing per last comment. While auto-detection would be nice, I am rather clueless about this topic so cannot effectively review the patch.