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projects, and for individual targets, it will reappear later. * new/property.jam: (refine): Don't check for link-compatibility. * new/targets.jam (project-target.generate): Don't call 'refine' and don't emit any warnings. (basic-target.match-rank): The alternative selection mechanism dependended on link-compatibility in some way. Work around the difference in semantic we have now. This will be resolved in a more clean way later. * new/property-set.jam (property-set.link-incompatible, property-set.link-incompatible-with): New methods. [SVN r20190] |
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