how to compile ASL (boost based Adobe C++ gui library) on windows 7?

问题

So I am triing to compile ASL on windows 7.

I got Adobe C++ Library files, docs and examples from here to %ASL%
I have downloaded and compiled boost (in some other folder %boost%)
So now I have compiled Boost (all libs), bjam, VS 2008 installed (I have it in %ProgramFiles(x86)%)
Now I try to run %ASL%/tools/build.bat but I get some strange lines like

Found compiler at C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC\

Setting environment for using Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 x86 tools. Sintax error in filename Can not find C:\Users\Avesta\Downloads\asl_1.0.43 (1)\source_release\tools*.obj

What shall I do? How to compile ASL on windows 7?

Update: So I tried @vnm's answer (created a new folder and done each step provided by him one at a time) I forgot to unpack TBB... after unpacking TBB all compiled correctly=)

But one question stands for me - how to make results of build more clean (I mean thay lay into folder like %ASL%\built_artifacts\msvc-10.0\debug\link-static\threading-multi and there you see libasl.lib it is quite a long path to navigate... is it possible to get one clean folder like adobe/bin/ with stuff like libasl.lib, libasl_dev.lib and libadobe_widgets.lib in it? )

回答1:

I was unable to build asl using .bat script shipped with library, but direct using of bjam did the job.

download and install boost libraries (version 1.45), intel tbb libraries (last version), apl and asl (last versions)
compile or download pre-compilled bjam and put it on %PATH%
unpack downloaded libraries to disk using next layout:

\%PROJ_ROOT%
    \boost_libraries (put contents of archive_file/boost_1_45_0 here)
    \intel_tbb_libraries
    \platform_release (put contents of apl archive here)
    \adobe_source_libraries (put contents of asl/source_release archive here)

In next step we need to fix %PROJ_ROOT%\platform_release\jamroot.jam file project entry in next way:


  project
   : requirements
     $(DARWIN_APL_REQUIREMENTS)
     <include>. # we should add this line because compiler 
                # can't find include files during compiling tests
   : default-build
     <link>static
     <threading>multi
     <preserve-test-targets>on

   : build-dir
      $(TOP)/../built_artifacts
   ;