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I am using boost::pool. It only has header file, no dll or o or lib file. It should work without them.
When I compile my code though it says:
LNK1104: cannot open file 'libboost_thread-vc100-mt-gd-1_49.lib'
Why is this? There should be no .lib that causes a problem.
I don’t know much about
Boost.Pool, but the documentation does say that it is header-only. You are probably includingBoost.Threadssomewhere in your program, or some part ofBoost.Poolrelies onBoost.Threads.I see you’re using MSVC. You need to have the Boost libraries in you library search path; the method for adding search directories depends on the version of MSVC you’re using.
If you haven’t built the Boost library binaries yet, take a look at this question for some tips.
Here’s a good reference from Boost itself.
And this page from Mircrosoft will show you how to set your library directory. Use the link/dropdown at the top of the page to get specific instructions for your version of MSVC.