id summary reporter owner description type status milestone component version severity resolution keywords cc 2507 windows builds auto link nonexistant date_time lib Patrick White az_sw_dude "Boost 1.37.0. Windows builds appear to be attempting to autolink to static lib libboost_date_time*.lib, which is not compiled. Don't know whether the problem is that this lib isn't being compiled, or there's a stray autolink to a library that no longer exists. There doesn't appear to be any .cpp files in the date_time source hierarchy to be compiled into a lib, so, running with that... workaround: I modifed boost/config/user.hpp to define BOOST_ALL_NO_LIB, then rebuilt the libraries and the apps. This is way overkill as it removes autolinks for all libs, not just date_time, but heck, I don't like autolink anyway :). Program now compiles and doesn't try to link with nonexistant lib, so it successfully links and executes. This reference most likely came about when I did the 1.33.1 -> 1.37.0 port and had to use posix_time where xtime had been used before. Nothing wrong with this, just providing the datapoint in case it's important." Bugs closed Boost 1.38.0 date_time Boost 1.36.0 Problem worksforme