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To install Boost under Windows, just follow the procedure described by [1].
A downloaded zip of Boost was extracted in 'E:/Projects/Libraries/boost_1_54_0', but it does not seem to matter where to put these, as the next commands install the Boost libraries at their default locations.
First, add the GCC path to the PATH (for me, this was 'E:\Qt\Qt5.0.1\Tools\mingw48_32\bin', I verified that g++.exe is present in that folder). Then, from the command line, in the Boost folder (for me, this was: 'E:/Projects/Libraries/boost_1_54_0'), type:
bootstrap gcc |
The 'gcc' toolset comes with Qt Creator.
RBilderbeek@AIRBEAR-W7-I5 /D/Projects/Libraries (develop)
$ cd boost_1_55_0
RBilderbeek@AIRBEAR-W7-I5 /D/Projects/Libraries/boost_1_55_0 (develop)
$ ./bootstrap.bat
RBilderbeek@AIRBEAR-W7-I5 /D/Projects/Libraries/boost_1_55_0 (develop)
$ ./bjam.exe toolset=gcc link=static threading=multi --layout=versioned --prefix=c:/Boost --without-context install
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