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How to extract boost interprocess library?

Hello, I have a small project, that is using only the boost::interprocess part from boost library.

Is there an easy way of extracting all needed files only for that part of library?

Thanks in advance

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Have you looked into the boost bcp utility?

Nikolai N Fetissov  2010-01-27 22:40:32
Thank you very much. I think I was blind, because I didn't found anything about that tool
Martin  2010-01-28 10:36:48

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