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Cannot execute program if using boost (C++) libraries in release-version on WinXP

I have almost the same problem as described here. But I'm linking with release version of boost. I build it by myself under WindowsXP with gcc-toolset

bjam --build-dir=build-directory toolset=toolset-name link=shared variant=release threading=multi

linking as

g++ -enable-auto-import -omain.exe main.o -L"path_to_boost_libdir" -lboost_lib

but exe-file fails to launch with "failed to initialize app" problem. There is no problem with static version. All dll's are present and "dependency walker" shows no unresolved dependences. Any suggestions?

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