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The tutorial was incorrectly stating that the tutorial directory contains a Jamroot file, when it actually contains a Jamfile. The Jamroot is in the parent example directory. This was causing confusion as the link pointed to example/Jamroot but the text suggested it was in the tutorial directory. Updated the documentation to clarify: - The tutorial directory contains hello.cpp, hello.py, and Jamfile - The parent example directory contains the Jamroot template - Made the link description clearer about the file location Fixes #1045 Signed-off-by: Samaresh Kumar Singh <ssam3003@gmail.com>
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I was following the tutorial to learn Boost.Python and kept looking for a Jamroot file in the tutorial directory that didn't exist. Took me a while to realize it was actually a Jamfile, and the Jamroot was in the parent directory. Hope this clarification helps others avoid the same confusion |
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@danieljames , @daniel-w , @teeks99 , @steveire - Can you please get a chance to review this PR? |
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I noticed the tutorial documentation had some confusing references about where the Jamroot file is located. The docs said the tutorial directory contains a Jamroot, but it actually has a Jamfile. The actual Jamroot is in the parent example directory.
This was causing confusion because the link correctly pointed to ../example/Jamroot, but the text suggested it was in the tutorial directory itself.
Changes:
This should help people following the tutorial find the right files without confusion.
Fixes boostorg/boost#1045