Unable to link to boost 1.60 thread library in Visual Studio 2013 on Window 7
For anyone who gets into same problem in future..
Just make sure you have added preprocessor flag BOOST_ALL_DYN_LINK if you are using shared library version of Boost
Running Boost bootstrap
Alright, I had double quotes around my GnuWin path in my PATH variable. Removing them solved the issue.
Building Boost 1.65.0 with minGW 4.9.2
SOLVED
Most probable cause : Boost.Build for Boost v1.65.0 is not compilable with GCC 4.9.2.
Changed the toolset gcc with a much more recent GCC v6.3.0 (got via minGW-get)
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